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What are the theory subjects taught in DU BSc Nursing programme?

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    Manori Sahni | Contributor-Level 9

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    The three course includes theory subjects in all the semesters, except for the last one. It includes various nursing and non-nursing subjects. Mentioned below are theory subjects taught in DU BSc Nursing in the first two years of the programme:

    Semester

    Theory Subjects

    I

    Anatomy, Physiology, Microbiology, Nursing Foundation I & Ii and English

    II

    Nutrition & Biochemistry, Psychology, Nursing Foundation III

    III

    Preventive Medicine And Epidemiology, Medical Surgical Nursing I, Medical Surgical Nursing II

    IV

    Medical Surgical Nursing III, Medical Surgical Nursing IV, Educational Technology, Computers& Communication Skills

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