Bihar BTSC Staff Nurse Syllabus 2025 and Exam Pattern, Syllabus Topics

Bihar Technical Service Commission (BTSC) is going to conduct the exam to fill a total of 11389 vacancies for the Staff Nurse post. The candidates who have applied for the exam must have knowledge of the BTSC Staff Nurse Syllabus 2025, as the syllabus works as a guide for candidates to outline the topics and subtopics that they have to study to prepare themselves for the examination. In this article, we have provided a detailed syllabus for the staff nurse exam.

Bihar BTSC Staff Nurse Syllabus 2025

The Bihar BTSC Staff Nurse Syllabus 2025 has been released officially by the Bihar Technical Service Commission (BTSC). To begin their preparation, it is important for the candidates to know the syllabus. The candidates must know which topics will be covered in the exam to have a fruitful preparation.

BTSC Staff Nurse Exam Pattern 2025

The BTSC Staff Nurse Exam will be conducted online in a Computer-based mode, and the time duration will be 2 hours. For further details, candidates can see the table provided below;

Bihar BTSC Recruitment 2025 Notification Out for 11389 Vacancies

BTSC Staff Nurse Subjects

The candidates can have an overview of the topics that have been included in the BTSC Staff Nurse Syllabus 2025. Candidates will be able to start their preparation after knowing the syllabus, as it helps candidates to know the topics and subtopics from which the questions will be asked in the exam.

1. Basic Sciences
2. Nutrition & Dietetics
3. Psychology, Mental Health & Psychiatric Nursing
4. Fundamental Nursing
5. Community Health Nursing
6. Medical & Surgical Nursing
7. Pediatric Nursing
8. Obstetrical Nursing
9. Principles of Administration and Supervision, Education, and Trends in Nursing

Bihar BTSC Staff Nurse Syllabus 2025

To help the candidates who will be appearing for the staff nurse exam, we have provided a detailed Bihar BTSC Staff Nurse Syllabus 2025. Candidates can go through the syllabus and start their preparation in advance. The detailed syllabus is discussed below;

Basic Sciences

• Anatomical and Biochemical structures to explain the physiological functions of the human body and factors. Which may disturb these, and the mechanism of such disturbances.
• Various groups of microorganisms of clinical importance.
• Disinfection and Sterilization for the prevention of diseases in the Hospital and Community.
• Collect and handle specimens of various diagnostic tests.
• Enumerate weights and measures and demonstrate skill in the calculation of dosage and the preparation of solutions.
• Read and interpret prescriptions and care for drugs according to the regulations.
• Describe various groups of Drugs acting on different systems of the body.
• Recognize the toxic symptoms related to common drugs and poisons.

Nutrition & Dietetics

• Various Nutrients and their importance in the maintenance of health.
• Plan diets suitable for socio-economic status for different age groups and physiological conditions.
• Nutritional deficiencies and their prevention and management.
• Plan therapeutic diets for various disease conditions.

Psychology, Mental Health & Psychiatric Nursing

• Normal and deviations in behavior among various age groups and their cause.
• Explain the principles of psychology and their application in health and disease.
• Interpret the behavior of self and others.
• Recognize deviations from normal behavior and provide guidance and counseling.
• Dynamics of patients’ behavior and its application in providing nursing care.
• Communication and maintaining interpersonal relations.
• Therapies utilized in psychiatry and the various roles of nurses in psychiatric nursing.

Fundamental Nursing

• Describe Nursing as a profession, its scope, etiquette & ethics.
• First Aid Treatments.
• A congenial and Safe Environment for the patient.
• Carry out basic nursing procedures for the care of patients with an understanding of the scientific principles involved.
• Make observations and records
• Administer prescribed medications and carry out treatments.
• Maintain records of patients and nursing care.

Community Health Nursing

• Personal, environmental, Social, and cultural factors contribute to the health of the individual, family, and community.
• Methods of control of the spread of diseases.
• Needs for health education and to evaluate the effect of the same on patients, families, and the community.
• Prepare and use appropriate audio-visual aids for imparting health education.
• Symptoms of social disorganization and social pathology.
• Demonstrate skills in medico-social work.
• Principles of health care for mothers and children and the services available for them in urban and rural communities.
• Deviations from normal amongst mothers and children, and take necessary action in clinics, health centres, and homes.
• Educate the community about the need and methods of Family Planning.
• Demonstrate skill in community diagnosis and in the delivery of community nursing services in accordance with the national health care system.

Medical & Surgical Nursing

• Causes, pathophysiology, symptoms, treatment, and prophylactic measures in common medical and surgical conditions affecting various systems of the body.
• Provide patient-centered nursing care to patients with common medical and surgical conditions affecting various systems of the body.
• Prepare operation theatre for surgery and assist in the operative procedure.
• Identify common equipment used in operation theatre.
• Explain the anesthesia used, with its effects and dangers, and care for an anesthetized patient until such time as he recovers from the effects of anesthesia.
• Recognize and provide first aid in case of common emergencies using the resuscitation equipment, including intubation.
• Care of critically ill patients who required support for maintaining vital functions.
• Provide first aid in case of disaster, emergency, and accidents, and demonstrate skill in transporting the casualties.
• Organize casualty emergency services.
• Explain Infectious diseases, their transmission, and barrier nursing in the hospital and the community.

Pediatric Nursing

• Describe the Growth and development, nutritional, and psychological needs of children in different age groups.
• Explain basic principles involved in pediatric nursing.
• Provide nursing management to neonates and children with medical and surgical disorders.
• Recognize emergencies in neonates and children and take appropriate first aid measures.
• Manage normal newborn and low birth weight babies.
• Describe various aspects of preventive pediatric nursing and be able to practice them while providing nursing care in a hospital or community.

Obstetrical Nursing

• Anatomy & Physiology of pregnancy, childbirth, and puerperium.
• Antenatal care for mothers.
• Episiotomy and suture a first and second-degree tear.
• Domiciliary services to mothers and children.
• Management of common obstetrical emergencies needing immediate treatment.
• Family Welfare advice.

Principles of Administration and Supervision, Education, and Trends in Nursing

• Principles of administration and their application to health administration at different levels.
• Organizational pattern for nursing components of the hospital and public health service.
• Effective human relations to improve the efficiency of the staff.
• Principles of supervision and develop skills in supervisory techniques.
• Trends in Nursing and Nursing Education in India and Abroad.
• Nursing as a profession and the rights, responsibilities, and adjustments in professional life.
• Methods of teaching applicable to nursing.