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Type	Notification
Year	2008
Jurisdiction	State of Rajasthan
Status	In force as published by the source
Text	Published as one document, as the source published it
Subjects	health

Hkkx 4 ¼x½ mi&[k.M ¼I½ jkT; ljdkj rFkk vU; jkT;&izkf/kdkfj;ksa }kjk tkjh fd;s x;s ¼lkekU; vkns’kksa] mi&fof/k;ksa vkfn dks lfEefyr djrs gq,½ lkekU; dkuwuh fu;eA MEDICAL & HEALTH DEPARTMENT NOTIFICATION Jaipur, December 5, 2014 G.S.R. 44 :- In exercise of the powers conferred by subsection (1) and (2) of section 42 of the Rajasthan Para-medical Council Act, 2008 (Act No. 25 of 2008), the State Government hereby makes the following rules for the purpose of carrying out the provisions of the said Act, namely:- Part I Preliminary

1. Short title and commencement.- (1) These rules may be called the Rajasthan Para-medical Council Rules, 2014.

(2) They shall come into force with immediate effect.

2. Definitions.- (1) In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires,-

(a) "Act" means the Rajasthan Para-medical Council Act, 2008 (Act No. 25 of 2008);

(b) "Council" means the Rajasthan Para-medical Council established under section 3 of the Act;

(d) "Form" means Form appended to these rules;

(e) "Government" means the Government of Rajasthan;

(f) “Member” means member of the Rajasthan Paramedical Council established under the Act;

(g) “President” means President of the Rajasthan Paramedical Council;

(h) "Registrar" means the Registrar of the Rajasthan Paramedical Council appointed under section 15 of the Act;

(i) "Register" means the Register of the Para-medical Professionals maintained by the Council under section 16 of the act;

(j) "Returning Officer" means any officer appointed by the Government for the purpose of an election under section 4 and 5 of the Act; 63¼2½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½

(k) “Recognized Institution” means any institution permitted by Rajasthan Para-medical Council to run any Para-medical course;

(l) “Registered Para-medical Professional” means any person registered by Rajasthan Para-medical Council under section 17 or 32 of the Act;

(m) "Section" means a section of the Act; and

(n) “Vice President” means Vice President of the Rajasthan Para-medical Council.

(2) Words and expressions used but not defined in these rules but defined in the Act shall have the same meaning as assigned to them in the Act. Part II Election of Members

3. Appointment of Returning Officer.- For the purpose of the election to the office of President, Vice-President and Members, the State Government shall appoint any officer of the Rajasthan Administrative Service as a Returning Officer. The Returning Officer shall be appointed not later than sixty days before the completion of the term of existing President, Vice- President and Members.

4. Publication of Notification for election.- The Returning Officer shall publish in one State level Hindi newspaper and website of the Council or in such other manner, as he may think fit, a notification calling upon the registered Para-medical Professionals of the State to elect the requisite number of members to the Council under clause (i) or teachers of the recognized institutions under clause (iii) of section 4 and shall by such notification, fix a program/time schedule for the various stages according to which the election shall be held, specifying, in particular the following :-

(a) First date, time and place of receiving nomination papers.

(b) Last date, time and place of receiving nomination papers.

(d) Last date and time for withdrawal of nomination.

(e) Last date and time for receiving ballot papers in case of polling, i.e. if the number of candidates who have filed their nomination papers, exceeds the number of seats Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼3½ for which the election is to be held.

(f) Date, time and place for counting of ballot papers.

5. Time of Publication of Notification.- Such notification shall be published at least fourteen days before the date fixed in the program, to be the first date for receiving nomination papers.

6. Electoral Roll.- (1) The Electoral Roll shall consist of,-

(i) where the election is under clause (i) of section 4, the list of registered Para-medical Professionals in all its parts, as printed and published under section 27 of the Act corrected up to the date immediately preceding the day on which notification for election is published.

(ii) where the election is under clause (iii) of section 4, the list of teachers of the institutions recognized by the Rajasthan Para-medical Council. Every recognized Para-medical Institution shall intimate to the Registrar, Rajasthan Para-medical Council the names of the teachers and their contact information on roll of the institution at the beginning of the academic session every year within seven days of beginning of the academic session. The Registrar shall hand over consolidated list of all the lists, so received, to the Returning Officer on the day on which notification for election is published.

(2) Copies of the Electoral Roll shall be made available to any person who desires to obtain copies on payment of a fee of rupees ten per page.

(3) A person whose name is not borne on the Electoral Roll shall not be entitled to participate in the election.

7. Nomination Paper.- (1) Every nomination for election of member shall be made in Form-A. Every nomination paper shall be duly filled in and signed by the proposers and candidate.

(2) Proposers shall be persons whose names are borne on the Electoral Roll.

(3) A proposer may propose more than one candidate. A separate nomination paper should be used for each candidate proposed.

(4) A Demand Draft of rupees 3000/- (rupees three thousand), in favour of Registrar, Rajasthan Para-medical Council, shall be enclosed with every nomination paper as security money. The security money shall be forfeited in favour of the Rajasthan Paramedical Council, if the contesting candidate gets less than 5% of the total votes casted. 63¼4½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½

(5) Every candidate filing nomination shall be required to submit an affidavit to the effect that no criminal case is pending against him in any court of law. If any enquiry pending against him before any authority of the Government, than details of such pending enquiry shall also be stated in the like manner.

(6) The Returning Officer shall issue a receipt of every nomination paper received by him stating time and date of receipt of such nomination paper.

(7) Nomination form shall be issued by Returning Officer on payment of rupees one hundred and record of such nomination papers shall be kept serial wise.

(8) A candidate can fill more than one set of nomination paper.

8. Scrutiny of Nomination papers.- (1) On the date and at the time as fixed for the scrutiny of nomination papers, by the notification issued under rule 4, the Returning Officer shall examine all the nomination papers and decide all objections which may be made to any nomination and may, either on such objection or on his own motion, after such enquiry, if any as he think necessary, and after giving the candidate a reasonable opportunity of being heard decide such objection. The decision of the Returning Officer accepting or rejecting a nomination paper shall be final.

(2) Every candidate, for whom nomination paper has been received, himself or his one representative duly authorized by him in writing, shall be entitled to be present at the time of the scrutiny of nominations papers. The authorization letter shall bear the photo of the person so authorized.

9. Withdrawal of Nomination.- (1) A Person who has been duly nominated at any time before the last date and time, so fixed, may withdraw his candidature in writing and thereupon he shall cease to be a candidate for the election.

(2) If more than one set of nomination papers have been filed by a candidate, withdrawal of one set shall be considered withdrawal of candidature and all the nomination papers shall be treated withdrawn.

10. Uncontested election.- On the last date fixed for withdrawal of nomination, if the number of duly nominated candidates is equal to or less than the number of seats for which the election is to be held, the Returning Officer shall declare such candidates as duly elected and if the number of duly nominated candidates is greater than the number of seats for which the Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼5½ election is being held, the Returning Officer shall proceed to obtain the votes in the manner laid down in rule 11.

11. Election and declaration of result.- (1) In the case of an election, where votes are to be taken, the Returning Officer shall prepare a final list of contesting candidates immediately after the last date fixed for withdrawal of nomination is over and affix it on the notice board of the office of the Rajasthan Para-medical Council. The names of the duly nominated contesting candidates shall also be published by the Returning Officer in the State level Hindi newspaper or in such other manner, as he thinks fit.

(2) The list referred in sub-rule (1) above shall be prepared in the alphabetical order of English Language.

(3) The Returning Officer shall get ballot papers printed with serial number and names of the contesting candidates in the alphabetical order of English language. If there is more than one candidate of the same name, the father's name shall also be printed and their names shall be arranged in the alphabetical order of father’s name.

(4) A ballot paper in Form-B shall be issued to each person whose name is borne on the Electoral Roll referred to in rule 6, by registered post. An identification envelop addressed to the Returning Officer with the particulars specified in Form-C printed on its back shall also be sent along with every ballot paper.

(5) No duplicate copy of ballot paper or identification envelope shall be issued in any circumstances and no election shall be invalidated by reason of the non-receipt of a ballot paper by an elector, or identification envelope.

(6) On receipt of the ballot paper and identification envelope, the elector shall, if he desires to vote in the election, record his vote on the ballot paper in accordance with the instructions printed thereon and fill up the information printed on the back of the identification envelop and shall place the ballot paper in the identification envelope, close the identification envelope and either hand over it to the Returning Officer personally or send it by post. Ballot papers sent otherwise shall not be accepted.

(7) Ballot papers received after the time and date mentioned in the notification referred to in rule 4 or after such other subsequent date as may be fixed by the Returning Officer shall be rejected. Votes recorded in any paper or form other than the ballot paper supplied, shall not be accepted.

(8) Each elector has as many votes as the number of seats for 63¼6½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ which the election is held, and he shall record his vote by putting a cross-mark in ink against the name of each of the persons for whom he wants to vote in the column provided for it in the ballot paper (Form-B). If he records votes for more persons than the number of seats for which the election is held, his ballot paper shall be rejected. An elector may record his votes for a lesser number of candidates than the number of seats for which the election is held.

(9) A ballot paper shall not be signed by the elector nor the elector shall write or mark anything on a ballot paper other than the crossmarks to indicate his votes. A ballot paper in which votes have been recorded in contravention of this sub-rule shall be rejected.

(10) A ballot paper in which a mark is placed in such a manner as to make it doubtful to which candidate the vote is given, or in which the elector has placed any mark whereby he may afterwards identified, or in which an alteration or erasure occurs indicating a change of vote, shall be invalid and shall be rejected.

(11) All particulars mentioned on the back of the identification envelope shall be filled in. Identification envelopes not so filled up shall not be opened and ballot paper shall not be taken out of it and shall be treated as rejected. The Returning Officer shall put a note on the identification envelop to this effect and sign.

(12) The counting of votes shall take place, in the presence of the Returning Officer, on the date and at the time and place fixed in the notification issued under rule 4 or such other subsequent date as may be fixed in this regard by the Returning Officer.

(13) The contesting candidate may be present in person or send a person authorized by him in writing, to watch the process of the counting of votes but he shall not be authorized to see an identification envelope after the ballot paper in it has been taken out.

(14) After opening the identification envelop, if the ballot paper is not found in it, Returning Officer shall put a note to this effect on the identification envelop and sign.

(15) The Returning Officer shall decide any objection that may be raised at the time of the counting of votes regarding any identification envelope or ballot paper and endorse the word "rejected" and the ground of rejection on every ballot paper or identification envelope containing ballot paper declared invalid and rejected by him. Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼7½

(16) The Returning Officer shall Count or cause to be counted the valid votes given to each candidate.

(17) When the counting of votes has been completed, the Returning Officer shall declare the candidate or candidates having higher number of valid votes as duly elected.

(18) When two or more candidates get equal votes and the addition of one vote shall entitle any of these candidates to be declared elected, the determination of the person or persons to whom such an additional vote shall be deemed to have been given shall be made by lot to be drawn in the presence of the Returning Officer and in such manner as he may determine.

(19) The Returning Officer shall seal up in separate packets the counted and rejected ballot papers, rejected identification envelops due to non filling of complete information by the voter on the back side of the identification envelop and the rejected identification envelopes containing ballot papers, and record on each such packet description of its contents and the date of the election which it refers.

12. Certificate of election.- (1) After declaration of the result of the election, the Returning Officer shall-

(a) prepare and certify a return in Form D setting forth,-

(i) the names of the person or persons declared duly elected;

(ii) total number of identification envelops received;

(iii) total number of identification envelops not opened due to non filling up the particulars on the back side of it;

(iv) total number of identification envelops opened but ballot papers not found in it;

(v) total number of valid votes; and

(vi) total number of rejected votes.

(b) submit the result of election in Form-D to the Government for publication in the Official Gazette;

(c) as soon as may be possible, after a candidate has been declared elected, grant to such candidate a certificate of election in Form-E and obtain from the candidate an acknowledgment of its receipt duly signed by him. It is essential that this acknowledgment is signed by the candidate himself and his signature is attested by the Returning Officer personally. The acknowledgment shall be in the form shown below :- 63¼8½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ I.............................................................................. acknowledge the receipt of the certificate of election in Form E in respect of my election result, as member of Rajasthan Para-medical Council, declared on.......................................... Date............................... Signature of the Candidate

(d) cause the candidates so elected to take oath in the Form F and shall give the candidate a certificate to this effect; and

(e) forward all papers relating to the election to the Principal Secretary to the Government in the Medical and Health Department for custody. The Principal Secretary, Medical and Health to the Government shall ensure safe custody of the papers for twelve calendar months.

(2) While in the custody of the Principal Secretary to the Government in the Medical and Health Department packets of ballot papers or identification envelopes referred to in sub-rule (19) of rule 11, shall not be opened and their contents shall not be inspected or produced except under orders of the Government under section 7.

13. Completion of election process.- The whole election process shall be completed before the expiry of term of existing member.

14. Election for casual vacancies of member.- (1) Any vacancy occurring otherwise than by efflux of time shall be filled in by holding bye-election in accordance with the provisions of the foregoing rules contained in this part of these rules. Part-III Election of President and Vice President

15. Meeting for election of President and Vice President.- (1) As soon as may be possible, after the completion of election under section 4 and after the results have been notified in the Official Gazette by the Government, the Registrar shall convene a meeting of the members of the Council for the purpose of election of a President and of a Vice-President of the Council. The members elected to the council and present in the meeting shall bring the certificate of election in Form-E and certificate in Form-F issued by the Returning Officer.

(2) The members present at the meeting, so convened, shall elect one amongst them, who is not a candidate for the office of the Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼9½ President of Vice-President, to be the Chairman of the meeting.

(3) The election of the Chairman of the meeting shall be conducted by the Registrar, who shall have no vote, by ballots taken in such manner as the Registrar may determine. In the case of equality of votes secured by two or more persons proposed as Chairman, the selection of one of them shall be decided by lot in such manner as the Registrar may determine.

16. Election of President.- (1) The election of the President shall be held by ballots taken in such manner as the Chairman of the meeting may determine.

(2) The Chairman of the meeting shall not ordinarily exercise any vote in the election of the President but shall, in the case of an equality of votes, exercise a casting vote.

17. Election of Vice-President.- When the President has been elected, he shall, if present at the meeting, conduct the election of the Vice-President. If he/she is not present at the meeting, the Chairman of the meeting elected under rule 15 shall conduct the election of the Vice-President. The remaining provisions of rule 16 shall apply mutatis mutandis in relation to the conduct of the election of the Vice-President.

18. Proceeding of meeting for the purpose of election.- The proceedings of the meeting shall be signed by the President if he/she is present at the meeting otherwise, it shall be signed by the Chairman of the meeting elected under rule 15. A copy of the proceedings together with the names of the elected President and Vice-President shall forthwith be forwarded to the Government for publication of the names in the Official Gazette.

19. Election for casual vacancies of the President or Vice-President.- Any vacancy occurring otherwise than by efflux of time shall be filled by holding bye-election in accordance with the provisions of the foregoing rules contained in this part of these rules. Part-IV Powers, duties, casual vacancies and re-election

20. Powers and duties of President.- The President shall exercise such powers and perform such duties as are laid down in the Act and these rules, regulations and standing orders of the Council. He shall also perform such duties as he considers necessary in the furtherance of the objects for which the Council is established.

21. Vacancy of office of President.- If the Office of the 63¼10½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ President is vacant or if the President for any reason, is unable to exercise the powers and perform the duties of his office the Vice- President shall perform the duties and exercise the powers of the President. Part -V Management of the property of the Council and maintenance and audit of accounts

22. Purchase and Disposal of Assets.- The Council shall have power to purchase, acquire or hold immovable assets as well as movable assets. The Council may also dispose-off the assets, in the interest of the Council.

23. Registrar to be in charge of properties.- The Registrar shall be in-charge of the all properties of the Council and he shall be responsible for proper management of the properties of the Council.

24. Opening of account in Bank.- The Council shall open accounts in the scheduled banks as per requirement. The Council may decide to receive payments through online gateway of bank.

25. Signature on Cheques.- All the payments except payment for imprest, shall be made through cheques and cheques up to rupees one lac shall be signed by Registrar only and all cheques above rupees one lac shall be signed by Registrar and Chairman both.

26. Transactions generally by cheque.- Generally all receipts and payments shall be made by cheque/demand draft/ online gateway only. In exceptional cases, decided by Registrar, transactions can be made in cash also.

27. Surplus funds.- Any surplus funds with the Council shall be kept in fixed deposit in any scheduled bank.

28. Accounts of the Council.- Accounts of the Council shall be prepared from 1st April to 31st March every year and-

(i) books of accounts as per relevant accounts rules shall be maintained with appropriate heads and all receipts and expenditure shall be entered therein.

(ii) the Registrar shall be allowed a permanent advance of a certain amount as may be decided by the Council as imprest cash for petty expenses, for which a separate book shall be maintained.

(iii) the expenditure incurred on account of such petty expenses shall be recouped from time to time by drawing from the Bank, and shall be entered in the Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼11½ Cash Book and the Ledger. Bills for such recoupment shall be passed by the appropriate authority specified in rule 25.

29. Expenditure to be as per budget.- No expenditure shall be incurred unless it has been provided for in the Budget approved by the Council and unless the necessary funds are available. Emergency expenditure necessitated by circumstances not foreseen may be allowed by the President to be incurred in anticipation of the approval of the Council, provided funds are available to meet the expenditure.

30. Budget of the Council.- In the month of September every year, the Registrar shall prepare a statement of receipts and expenditure during the first five months of the financial year and an estimate for the next 7 months, and also an estimate for the budget for the year commencing on the 1st April next. These shall be placed before the Council and the Council forthwith shall decide what financial aid from the Government, if any, shall be asked for in order to enable it to carry on the functions of the Council.

31. Supplementary estimate.- The Council may at any time during the year for which any estimate had been sanctioned cause a supplementary estimate to be prepared and submitted to it. Every such supplementary estimate shall be considered and sanctioned by the Council, in the same manner as if it were an original annual estimate.

32. Audit of accounts.- The accounts of the Council shall be audited once in every year by auditors appointed by the Council, and the Audit Report shall be considered by the Council, in its meeting following the submission of the Report. The audit report shall be submitted to the Council by the Auditor appointed on or before the date, so fixed by the Council. A copy of the audit report shall also be sent to the Government by the Council. Part- VI General

33. Logo of the Council.- The Rajasthan Para-medical Council can get a logo prepared and after adopting, this LOGO can be used on the official papers of the Council.

34. Reference to the Government.- If any question arises as to the interpretation or application of these rules or the validity of any election, the same shall be referred to the Government whose decision thereon shall be final. 63¼12½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½

35. Note of decent by registrar.- The Registrar shall put a note of decent on the decision taken by the Council and send it to the State Government for decision, if he/she feels that the decision taken by the Council is contrary to the financial rules and provisions of the Act and prevailing laws or against the interest of the council.

36. Appointment of employees.- The Council shall appoint employees on the permanent basis with the prior approval of the Government. The Council may obtain staff from any Government Department or any autonomous body on deputation, or on casual basis through any placement agency authorized by the State Government. The services of retired government employees may also be hired by the Council with the approval of the Government.

37. Perks to President and Vice President and Members.- President, Vice-President and Members of the Council shall not be entitled to receive any salary or remuneration including house rent allowance but they shall be entitled to get allowances as may be fixed by the Council for attending the meetings of the Council or committee. FORM-A Nomination Paper (See rule 7)

1. Name of proposer (in full as registered)…………………………

2. Father’s Name……………………..

3. Age……………………………..…

4. Registration number…………………

5. Residence Address …………………

6. Office Address…………………………

1. Name of proposer (in full as registered)…………………………

2. Father’s Name……………………..

3. Age……………………………..…

4. Registration number…………………

5. Residence Address …………………

6. Office Address…………………………

7. Name of the Candidate Proposed............ I…………………………........………(Name in full) a registered Para-Medical Professional in Rajasthan with registration number………………….propose the above named candidate for election as member of the Rajasthan Para-medical Council *from registered Para-medical professionals/teachers of the recognized institutions. Date………………. Signature (in full) of proposer (SECOND) *Score out the words not applicable. ______________________________________________________ Declaration by the candidate nominated Passport Size Colour Photo (Self attested) 63¼14½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Passport Size Colour Photo (Self attested) I, ………………………….hereby declare that I agree to this nomination. I am a registered Para-Medical Professional in Rajasthan with registration number……….…………....…….and that my address is – Residence…………………………….. Office……………………………….. Date……………………… Signature (in full) of the candidate Name (in full) of the candidate RECEIPT FOR NOMINATION PAPER AND NOTICE OF SCRUTINY (To be handed over to the person presenting the Nomination Paper) Serial No. of nomination paper................ The nomination paper of................................a candidate for election was delivered to me at my office at............................(hour) on.............................. (date) by the candidate/proposer. All nomination papers will be taken up for scrutiny at..................................... (hour) On......................................... (date) at.......................................... Signature of Returning Officer FORM-B Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼15½ BALLOT PAPER [See rule 11 (4)] Serial No. …… S.No . Name and Registration no. of contesting candidate Mark by Voter 1 2 3 Directions for voters:-

1. Every voter should put a cross mark (X) in ink in column 3 against the name of each person, the voter wants to votes for. No other mark, writing or signature, shall be put on ballot paper.

2. Every voter can record vote to a maximum number of …….contesting candidates. If you record vote more than …….contesting candidates your vote will be rejected.

3. Every voter can vote for less than …….candidates, if he so wishes.

4. The ballot paper thus marked with cross mark should be put the identification envelop and envelop with the ballot paper shall then be returned to the Returning Officer either by post, or hand over it to the Returning Officer personally. Ballot paper sent otherwise shall not be accepted. It shall be reached to the Returning Officer on or before the…(time)…………….(date)

5. The information on the back of the identification envelope shall be filled up in all particulars mentioned in the form printed thereon. Identification envelopes not so filled up, the ballot papers contained therein shall be rejected; FORM-C Information on the back of identification envelop [See rule 11(4)] Number…………………………….(As stamped on the ballot paper). I……………………………..(Name in full of the 63¼16½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Undersigned and the person to whom the enclosed ballot paper was addressed), affirm that my name is included in the register of registered Para-Medical Professional in Rajasthan Para-medical Council with registration number …………………; and that I have not marked any other ballot paper of this electorate for this election. Address……………………. Signature (in full) Date……………………….. FORM-D RESULT SHEET [See rule 12(1)(a)] Result Sheet of election as member of the Rajasthan Paramedical Council *from registered Para-medical professionals/teachers of the recognized institutions. *(Score out the words not applicable) S. No. NAME OF CANDIDATE WITH REGISTRATION NO. NUMBER OF VALID VOTES RECORDED IN FAVOUR OF THE CANDIDATE 1 2 3

1. Total no of identification envelops received………………..

2. Total no of identification envelops not opened due to non filling up the particulars on the back side of it…………………………

3. Total no of identification envelops opened but ballot papers not found in it …………………..

4. Total number of valid votes…………………

5. Total number of rejected votes……………….. I declare that – 1………………. (Name)……………………… (Registration no.) Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼17½ 2………………….(Name)………….………… (Registration no.) 3………………….(Name)…………….……… (Registration no.) 4………………. ..(Name)………………..…… (Registration no.) 5…………………(Name)………………...……(Registration no.) 6…………………(Name)…………...…………(Registration no.) have been duly elected as the member of Rajasthan Para-medical Council. (Signature) Returning Officer Date………………. FORM-E CERTIFICATE OF ELECTION [See rule 12(1)(c)] This to certify that Mr./Mrs./Ms ………………………………… (Name) S/0, W/o, D/o……………………………………………… (Address)bearing registration no………………………………..has been duly elected as Member of Rajasthan Para-medical Council under section clause (i)/clause (iii) of section 4 of the Act on …………………………(date). (Signature) Full Name Returning Officer FORM-F FORM OF OATH OR AFFIRMATION [See rule 12(1)(d)] I .............................................................................. having been elected as Member of Rajasthan Para-medical Council do swear in the name of the God/Solemnly affirm that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the constitution of India as by law established and that I will uphold the sovereignty and integrity of India and will bear all the responsibilities given by law as member of Rajasthan 63¼18½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Para-medical Council. Signature and name of the Member Sworn in the name of God/Solemnly affirmed by Mr./Mrs./Ms …..............................................................at ..................................... (Place)at .................... (hour) this the........................... day of .............. 20 ........ before me. Signature of Returning Officer Name and Seal [No.F 28(2)M&H/Gr.3/2013] By Order of the Governor, uhrw ck:iky] Deputy Secretary to Government. RAJASTHAN PARA-MEDICAL COUNCIL NOTIFICATION Jaipur, December 5, 2014. G.S.R. 43 :- In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (3) of section 42 of the Rajasthan Para-medical Council Act, 2008 (Act No. 25 of 2008), the Rajasthan Para-medical Council, with the approval of the State Government hereby makes the following regulations, namely:- Part I Preliminary

1. Short title and commencement.- (1) These regulations may be called the Rajasthan Para-medical Council Regulations,

2014.

(2) They shall come into force with immediate effect.

2. Definitions.- (1) In these regulations unless the context otherwise requires,-

(a) ‘Act’ means the Rajasthan Para-medical Council Act, 2008 (Act No. 25 of 2008);

(b) 'Form' means form appended these regulations;

(c) 'Member' means Member of the Rajasthan Para-medical Council elected or nominated under section 4 of the Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼19½ Act;

(d) ‘President’ means the President of the Rajasthan Paramedical Council;

(e) ‘Registrar’ means the Registrar of the Rajasthan Paramedical Council appointed under section 15 of the Act;

(f) ‘Vice President’ means the Vice President of the Rajasthan Para-medical Council; and

(g) 'Schedule' means schedule appended to these regulations.

(2) Words and expressions used but not defined in these regulations but defined in the Act or rules made there under shall have the same meaning as assigned to them in the Act or rules, as the case may be.

3. Office of the Council.- The Office of the Council shall be situated in Jaipur.

PART II Time and place of, and preparation of business for meetings of the Council

4. Time and Place of meetings of the Council.- (1) The meetings of the Council shall ordinarily be held at Jaipur on such dates as may be fixed by the Council:

Provided that the President may call special meeting at any time after giving three days notice-

(a) to deal with any urgent matter requiring the attention of the Council;

(b) on a requisition signed by not less than one third of the effective members of the Council for a purpose which is within the scope of the Council's functions.

Provided further that meetings of the Council may be held at any other place as may be decided by the Council.

(2) The first meeting of the Council, not being a special meeting, held in any financial year shall be the annual meeting of the Council for that Year.

(3) The President may, at any time, adjourn any meeting to any future day or to any hour of the same day.

(4) Whenever a meeting is adjourned to a future day, the Registrar shall, if possible, send notice of the adjournment to every member, who was not present at such meeting.

(5) When a meeting has been adjourned to a future day the President may change such day to any other day and the Registrar 63¼20½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ shall send written notice of the change to each member.

(6) At a meeting adjourned to a future day any motion standing over from the previous day shall, unless the President otherwise directs, takes precedence of other matter on the agenda.

(7) Either at the beginning of the meeting or after the conclusion of the debate on a particular item during the meeting, the President or a member may suggest a change in the order of business on the agenda, if the Council agrees, such a change shall take place.

(8) No matter which had not been on the agenda of the original meeting shall be discussed at an adjourned meeting.

(9) The same quorum shall be necessary for adjourned meetings as for an ordinary meeting.

5. Agenda for special meetings.- At a special meeting referred to in the proviso to sub-regulation (1) of regulation 4 the subject or subjects for the consideration of which the meeting has been called shall only be discussed.

6. Notice of meetings.- (1) Notice of every meeting other than a special meeting called under the proviso to sub-regulation

(1) of regulation 4, shall be dispatched by the Registrar to each member of the Council not less than fifteen days before the date of the meeting.

(2) Notice of special meeting shall be dispatched by the Registrar to each member of the Council not less than three days before the date of the meeting.

7. Agenda paper.- (1) The Registrar shall issue with the notice of the meeting, a preliminary agenda paper showing the business to be brought before the meeting ,the terms of all motions to be moved of which notice in writing has previously reached him and the names of the movers.

(2) A member, who wishes to move any motion not included in the preliminary agenda paper or an amendment to any motion so included, shall give notice to the Registrar not less than fourteen clear days before the date fixed for the meeting.

(3) The Registrar shall, not less than ten clear days before the date fixed for the meeting, or in the case of a special meeting with the notice of the meeting, issue a complete agenda paper showing the business to be brought before the meeting.

(4) A member who wishes to move an amendment to any motion included in the agenda paper, but not included in the preliminary agenda paper, shall give notice thereof to the Registrar not less than three clear days before the date fixed for the meeting. Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼21½

(5) The Registrar shall, if time permits, cause a list of all amendments, of which notice has been given under sub-regulation

(4) to be made available for the use of every member:

Provided that the President may, if the Council agrees, allow a motion to be discussed at a meeting notwithstanding the fact that notice thereof was received late to admit of compliance with this regulation.

8. Admissibility of motion.- (1) The President shall disallow any motion.-

(a) if the matter to which it relates is not within the scope of the Council’s functions;

(b) if it raises substantially the same questions as a motion or amendment which has been moved or withdrawn with the leave of the Council within one year of the date of the meeting at which it is designed to be moved:

Provided that such a motion may be admitted at a special meeting of the Council convened for the purpose on the requisition of not less than one-third of the members of the Council.

Provided further that nothing in these regulations shall operate to prohibit the further discussion on any matter referred to the Council by the State Government in exercise of any of their functions under the Act.

(d) if it contains arguments, inferences, ironical expressions, imputations or defamatory statements:

Provided that if a motion can be rendered admissible by amendment, the President may, in lieu of disallowing the motion, admits it in amended form.

(2) When the President disallows or amends a motion, the Registrar shall inform the members who gave notice of the motion, about the order of disallowance or, as the case may be, of the form in which the motion has been admitted.

PART III Conduct of business at meetings of Council

9. Presiding officer.- (1) Every meeting of the Council shall be presided over by the President, or if he is absent, by the Vice-President, or if both the President and the Vice-President are absent, by a Chairman to be elected by the members present from 63¼22½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ among themselves.

(2) All references in this part to the President shall be read as referring to the person, for the time being, presiding over a meeting.

10. Quorum.- The quorum for a meeting of the Council shall be one third of the effective membership of the Council on the date of such meeting.

11. Adjournment for want of quorum.-If, at the time appointed for a meeting a quorum is not present, the meeting shall not commence until a quorum is present, and if a quorum is not present on the expiration of twenty minutes from the time decided for the meeting or during the course of any meeting, the meeting shall stand adjourned to such future time and date as the President may direct.

12. Conduct of business.- (1) Every matter raised by a member shall be determined on a motion moved by a member and put to the Council by the President.

(2) Votes shall be taken by show of hands or by division or by ballot, as the President may direct:

Provided that votes shall be taken by a ballot if three members so desire and ask for it.

Provided further that if voting has been by a show of hands a division shall be taken if a member asks for it.

(3) The President shall determine the method of taking votes by division.

(4) The result of the votes shall be announced by the President and shall not be challenged.

(5) In the event of an equality of votes the President shall have a second or a casting vote.

13. Motions.- (1) Every motion or amendment shall be seconded and if not seconded shall deemed to have been withdrawn.

(2) When a motion has been seconded, it shall be stated from the Chair.

(3) When a motion has been thus stated, it may be discussed as a question to be resolved either in the affirmative or in the negative or any member may, subject to regulations 14 and 15, move an amendment to the motion:

Provided that President shall not allow an amendment to be moved which if it had been a substantive motion and would have been in-admissible under regulations 5. Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼23½

14. Scope of amendments.- (1) An amendment shall be relevant to, and within the scope of, motion to which it is proposed.

(2) An amendment may not be moved which has merely the effect of a negative vote.

(3) The President may refuse to put an amendment which in his opinion is frivolous or not relevant to the motion.

15. Form of amendments.- A motion may be amended by,-

(i) the omission, insertion or addition of words; or

(ii) the substitution of words for any of the original words.

16. Identical motion.- When motions identical in purport stand in the names of two or more members, the President shall decide whose motion shall be moved and the other motion or motions shall thereupon be deemed to be withdrawn.

17. Debate.- (1) When a motion or amendment is under debate, no proposal with references thereto shall be made other than,-

(a) an amendment of the motion or of the amendment, as the case may be, as proposed in regulation 13;

(b) a motion for the adjournment of the debate on the motion or amendment either to a specified date and hour or sine die;

(d) a motion that the Council instead of proceeding to deal with the motion do pass to the next item on the programme of business.

(2) No motion or amendment shall be moved so as to interrupt a speech:

Provided that no motion of the nature referred to in clauses

(b), (c) and (d) shall be moved or seconded by a member who has already spoken to the question then before the meeting:

Provided further that a motion referred to in clauses(c) and

(d) above shall be moved without any speech.

(3) It shall be the discretion of the President to put or refuse to put to the Council a proposal of the nature referred to in clause (b) of sub-regulation (1).

(4) Unless the President is of opinion that a motion for closure is an abuse of the right of reasonable debate, he shall forthwith put a motion that the question be now put and if that motion is carried 63¼24½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ that substantive motion of amendment under debate shall be forthwith:

Provided that the President may allow the mover of the substantive motion to exercise his right of reply before the substantive motion under debate is put.

(5) Subject to the provisions that it shall not interrupt a speech, a proposal to adjourn the meeting to a specified date and hour may be made at any time, but it shall be in the discretion of the President to put or refuse to put such a proposal to the Council.

18. Withdrawal of motion.- A motion or any amendment which has been moved and seconded shall not be withdrawn save with the leave of the Council which shall not be deemed to be granted, if any member dissents from the granting of leave.

19. Discussion by members.- (1) When a motion has been moved and seconded, members either than the mover and the seconder may speak on the motion in such order as the President may direct:

Provided that the seconder of a motion or of an amendment may, with the permission of the President, confine himself /herself to seconding the motion or amendment, as the case may be, and speak thereon at any subsequent stage of the debate.

(2) During the meeting, the President may, at any time, make any objections or suggestions or give information to elucidate any point to help the members in the discussion.

(3) A member desiring to make any observations on the matter before the Council shall speak from his/her place, shall rise when he/she speaks, and shall address the President.

(4) If at any time the President rises, any member speaking shall immediately resume his/her seat.

(5) No member shall be heard except upon the business before the Council.

(6)When an amendment to any motion is moved and seconded or when two or more such amendments are moved and seconded, the President shall, before taking the sense of the Council thereon, state or read to the Council the terms or the original motion and of the amendment or amendments proposed.

(7) An amendment to a motion shall be put to the vote first.

(8) If there be more than one amendment to a motion, the President shall decide in what order they shall be taken.

(9) When any motion involving several points has been discussed, it shall be in the discretion of the President to divide the motion Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼25½ and put each or any point separately to the vote, as he may think fit.

(10)The President shall decide all points of order which may arise, and his decision shall be final.

(11) If any question arises with reference to procedure in respect of a matter for which these regulations make no provisions, the President shall decide the same and his decision shall be final.

(12) No person except members of the Council, Registrar and Council staff required for arrangements, will be allowed to remain in the meeting room. The President at any time may hold the meetings in camera.

20. Right of reply of the mover.- (1) The mover of an original motion, and if permitted by the President, the mover of any amendment, shall be entitled to a right of final reply and no other member shall speak more than once to any debate except with the permission of the President, for the purpose of making a personal explanation or of putting a question to the member then addressing the Council:

Provided that any member may at any stage of the debate may rise to a point of order, but no speech shall be allowed on that point.

Provided further that a member who has spoken on a motion may speak again on an amendment subsequently moved to the motion:

(2) No member shall, save with the permission of the President, speak for more than five minutes:

Provided that the mover of a motion when moving the motion may speak for ten minutes.

(3) A speech shall be strictly confined to the subject matter of the motion or amendment, on which it is made.

(4) Any motion or amendment standing in the name of a member who is absent from the meeting or unwilling to move it may be brought forward by another member with the permission of the President.

PART IV Minutes of the Meeting

21. Proceedings to be preserved.-The proceedings of the meeting of the Council shall be preserved in the form of printed or cyclostyled minutes which shall be authenticated, after confirmation, by the signature of the President. 63¼26½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½

22. Circulation of minutes.- A copy of the minutes of each meeting shall be submitted to the President within ten days of the meeting and attested by him and they shall then be sent to each member within thirty days of the meeting. The minutes may be sent by email also.

23. Contents of minutes.-The minutes of each meeting shall contain such motions and amendments as have been moved and adopted, or negatived, with the names of the mover and the seconder, but without any comments and without any record of observations made by any member at the meeting.

24. Objection to minutes, etc.-If any objection regarding the correctness of the minutes is received within thirty days of the dispatch of the minutes by the Registrar such objection together with the minutes as recorded and attested shall be put before the next meeting of the Council for confirmation. At this meeting no question shall be raised expect as to the correctness of the records of the meeting:

Provided that if no objection regarding a decision taken by the Council at a meeting is received within thirty days of the dispatch by the Registrar of the minutes of that particular meeting such decision may , if expedient, be put into effect before the confirmation of the minutes at the next meeting.

Provided further that the President may direct that action be taken on a decision of the Council before the expiry of the period thirty days mentioned above.

25. Circulation of final minutes.- The minutes of the Council shall, as soon as is practicable, after their confirmation, be made up in sheets and consecutively paged for insertion in a volume, which shall be permanently preserved. A copy of such volumes shall be circulated to each member of the Council.

PART V Powers and Duties of Registrar

26. Registrar.- The Registrar of the Council shall be an officer of State Service and shall be appointed by the State Government. He shall hold office at the pleasure of the State Government.

27. Powers and duties of Registrar.- (1) The Registrar shall exercise in respect of the office of the Council, such powers as are exercised by the “Head of Office” under the Government of Rajasthan. Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼27½

(2) The Registrar shall generally perform such duties as under:-

(i) She/he shall be responsible for the safety of the property of the Council and the control and management of the office, accounts and correspondence, and shall see, that the office staff attend punctually, and generally fulfill all such duties as may be required of him/her by the Council for the purpose of the Act.

(ii) She/he shall attend and take notes of the proceedings of meeting of the Council.

(iii) She/he shall keep and maintain the registers of Para Medical professionals under section 20 of the act.

(iv) She/he shall prepare budget for the next ensuing financial year and it will be laid before the Council.

(v) She/he perform such other functions as may be assigned by the Council.

(3) The Registrar shall put a note of decent on the decision taken by the Council and send it to the State Government, if he feels that the decision taken by the Council is contrary to the financial rules and provisions of the Act and any prevailing law, and State Government shall take a decision on it.

PART VI Committees

28. Committees.- (1) The Council may, at any time, on the adoption of a motion to this effect, appoint a committee consisting of any member of its members or resolve itself into a committee for the consideration of any business.

(2) A member may move a motion that a committee of the Council be appointed or that the Council do resolve itself into a committee.

(3) A motion for the appointment of a committee shall define the functions of the committee and the number of members to be appointed.

(4) Any member may, without notice, move an amendment to such a motion proposing that the functions or the number of members of the committee be enlarged or reduced.

(5) If a motion for the appointment of a committee is adopted the Council shall appoint members to this committee and decide the scope of business of the committee.

(6) If the number of member proposed as members of the committee, does not exceed the total number of members to form the committee, the members so proposed shall be appointed as 63¼28½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ members of the committee. If the number of member so proposed exceeds the total number of members to form the committee, ballot shall be held and the requisite number of member who obtain the largest number of votes shall be appointed.

(7) The meetings of committee shall ordinarily be held at Jaipur.

29. Quorum.- The quorum for the committee shall be one third of the total number of members of the committee.

30. Chairman, etc, of committees.- If committee consists of the all the members of the Council, the President of the Council shall be the Chairman of the committee and in all other cases, the Chairman of the committee shall be appointed by the Council at the time of appointment of committee.

31. Report of the committee.- Where the Council do resolve itself into a committee, resolution passed by the such committee shall be prepared by the Registrar and signed by the President and shall have no effect unless confirmed by the Council at a meeting and in other cases resolution passed by a committee, report shall be prepared by the Chairman of the committee and signed by him and other members of the committee. The registrar shall put it up before the Council and the Council shall take a decision on it in the next meeting.

PART VII Examination

32. Examination.- The Council shall conduct examinations of diploma courses only. The examination of degree and post graduation courses shall be conducted by Rajasthan University of Health Science. The examination of first batch of diploma courses shall also be conducted by the Rajasthan University of Health sciences and then examination of subsequent batches shall be conducted by the Council.

33. Time of examination.- (1) The date of all examinations shall be fixed by the Council every year and shall be published in the papers and notice board of the Council and institutions running course. The Council shall not be held responsible in case if any student remains uninformed.

(2) The Council shall conduct two examinations in a year i.e. annual and supplementary examination.

34. Appointment of Examiners.- The Registrar shall appoint examiners for paper setting, practical examination and answer sheet evaluation from time to time, from among the panel Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼29½ of examiners approved by the examination committee.

35. Conduct of Examinations.- (1) The Council shall appoint observer for the theory and practical examinations and shall issue such instructions, as may be necessary for the smooth conduct of the theory and practical examinations.

(2) Copies of question papers shall be printed or cyclostyled at such time as may be determined in each case by the Registrar.

(3) The Registrar of the Council shall send examination material before the commencement of examinations to the Superintendent of each examination centre.

(4) The Registrar shall issue such general instructions, approved in this behalf by the Council, for the guidance of examiners as considered necessary for the proper discharge of their duties and shall prescribe suitable forms for the recording of the marks obtaining by the examinees.

(5) Invigilators at examination centres of the Council shall be appointed by the Superintendent of examination centre with the consent of the council.

(6) The Registrar shall appoint a Superintendent for each examination centre.

(7) Such other staff, which may be required for the conduct of examination, shall be appointed by the Centre Superintendent and a copy of such appointment order shall be sent to Registrar.

36. Preparation of Results.- (1) An examination committee, consisting of such number as may be approved for the purpose by the Council, shall be appointed from amongst the staff to prepare the result of the examinations for publication.

(2) Any attempt made by or on behalf of candidate to secure preferential treatment in the matter of his or her examination, shall disqualify the candidate.

37. Fixation of Examination Centres.- (1) All Centres for examinations of the Council shall be fixed by the Council each year according to convenience and suitability. Unwanted correspondence in this regard shall not be entertained.

(2)The examinations of the Council shall be held at such centres only as are fixed by the Council for the purpose.

38. Question papers and conduct of examination- (1) Question papers of examination shall be set in English and Hindi and candidates shall be permitted to answer their question in the language of their choice as stated in the application for admissions to the relevant examination. 63¼30½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½

(2) Theory papers in sealed cover shall be sent to the respective examination centres well in time but if for any reason these are not received at any examination centre in time, the Superintendent of such centres shall bring this fact to the notice of the Registrar.

(3) All Question papers shall be opened only at the stipulated time and date of the respective examinations, in presence of three responsible persons of the area and the Superintendent of the Centre and two invigilators and one student appearing in the examination shall sign the envelope containing these Question papers, mentioning the date and time the envelope was opened.

(4) The answer books shall be collected and enclosed in a cloth cover for the purpose of dispatch to the Registrar and each package shall be duly sealed by the brass seal of the Council and signed by the Superintendent of the Centre and invigilator or invigilators, in the presence of each other, immediately after the examination is over.

(5) Every Superintendent of an examination centre shall have to arrange a hall with tables & chairs, etc. for the written test and all essential equipments which may be needed for the practical examination and the expenditure on the above shall be borne by the individual centre concerned.

(6) The authorities of the Council may appoint an Inspector who shall be authorized to inspect any examination centre at any time and to submit an inspection report. Such Inspector shall receive the fullest co-operation of the Superintendent of the Examinations Centre.

(7) The responsibility for the successful holding of examinations at all centres shall be that of Superintendent of the examination centres.

(8) If in any case the Superintendent of examination centre acts irresponsibility in the opinion of the authorities of the Council, suitable action shall be taken against such Superintendent and the decision of the Council in this respect shall be final and binding on the Superintendent concerned.

(9) All complaints regarding the holding of examinations in respect of examination centres shall be made to the Registrar within fifteen days of the commencement of the examination. Each complaint must bear the signature and full address of the complainant. Only those complaints shall be entertained which are considered justified by the Council, whose decision in this respect shall be final and binding. No anonymous complaint shall be Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼31½ entertained.………………………..…………………

(10) All Superintendents of examination centre, paper setters, invigilators, answer sheet evaluator, practical examiner and other staff deployed for conduct of examination shall be paid remuneration decided by the Council. All bills in connection with T.A. & D.A. claims etc. shall be submitted within forty days of the completion of the examination. No bills submitted thereafter shall be entertained. No correspondence in this respect shall be entertained.

(11) Normally change of centre is not permitted. In exceptional circumstances the candidate shall be allowed to change the centre, if intimation in this respect.reaches.the.office.of.Registrar.ten.days.prior.to.the.comme ncement of the examination.

(12) Where the authorities of the Council have reasons to believe that foul and unfair means have been adopted in the course of conduct of the examination, the examination held at such centre is liable to be cancelled in respect of that examination centre. The decision of the Council in this regard shall be final and binding on all concerned.

(13) If it is found that a candidate/ candidates/ has/ have adopted unfair means, such candidate/ candidates is/ are liable to be expelled from the examination hall and he/ she /they may be further debarred from appearing for the examinations of the Council for a specific period as may be determined by the Council. The decision of the Council in this respect shall be final and binding on such candidate/ candidates. Rectified result of any candidate received from the appointed examiner after one month from the declaration of the result shall not be entertained under any circumstances whatsoever.………………………………

(14) Where the Division of candidate falls short by one mark in the aggregate, he/ she shall be awarded one grace mark provided such candidate passes both in theory and practical examination separately without looking into consideration award of any grace mark.

39. Cancellation of Certificate.- (1) If at any time it is discovered that a candidate has obtained diploma/ certificate wrongly to which he/ she was not entitled by virtue of his/ her result, the Council shall cancel his/ her certificate.

(2) If two certificates have been issued to a candidate inadvertently of different division of the same class, subject and 63¼32½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ session, the Registrar of the Council shall cancel incorrect certificate.

40. Disposal of examination material.- The examination answer books and details regarding marks obtained by the examinees, except the Examination Register, shall be destroyed after expiry of two years of the declaration of the result.

PART VIII Courses and syllabus

41. Courses and Syllabus.- (1) The Council may allow the recognized institutions to run the following courses. The Council may include more courses with the prior permission of the State Government. S No. Name of Course Duration Eligibility

1. Diploma in Physiotherapy 2 Years 10+2

2. Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology 2 Years 10+2

3. Diploma in MRI Technology 2 Years 10+2

4. Diploma in Medical X-Ray Technology 2 Years 10+2

5. Diploma in Dental Mechanic Technology 2 Years 10+2

6. Diploma in Dental Hygiene Technology 2 Years 10+2

7. Diploma in Operation Theater Technology 2 Years 10+2

8. Diploma in Dialysis Technology 2 Years 10+2

9. Diploma in Orthopedic Technology 2 Years 10+2

10. Diploma in E.C.G. Technology 2 Years 10+2

11. Diploma in Ultrasound Technology 2 Years 10+2

12. Diploma in Blood Bank Technology 2 Years 10+2

13. Diploma in CT Scan Technology 2 Years 10+2 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼33½

14. Diploma in Endoscopy Technology 2 Years 10+2

15. Diploma in E.E.G. Technology 2 Years 10+2

16. Diploma in TMT Technology 2 Years 10+2

17. Diploma in Cath lab Technology 2 Years 10+2

18. Diploma in Emergency & Trauma Care Technology 2 Years 10+2

19. Diploma in Optometry Technology 2 Years 10+2

2. Diploma in Perfusion Technology 2 Years 10+2

(2) The syllabus for the Diploma Courses mentioned in subregulation (1) above, shall be as specified in Schedule-1 to Schedule-20.

(3) The Council may, at any time, amend or modify syllabus of any course. Such amended or modified syllabus shall be effective from the next session of the course.

PART IX Registration

42. Eligibility for registration.- The following persons shall be eligible for registration,-

(i) who has obtained certificate of a Para-medical course from any Government body or private body permitted by the Government for the purpose who has run the course and awarded certificate before the commencement of these regulations.

(ii) who has passed the Para-medical course from any institution recognized by the Rajasthan Para-medical Council.

(iii) who has passed the Para-medical course from any institution/ Government body, outside the territories of Rajasthan, recognized for the purpose by the concerned State Government or Central Government.

(iv) who has passed the Para-medical course from any institution, outside the territories of India, recognized for the purpose by the Government of the country concerned and verified by Government of India.

43. Registration.- Every person who is eligible for registration at the time of commencement of these regulations shall 63¼34½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ apply for registration within three months of the commencement of these regulations and the person who becomes eligible for registration after commencement of these regulations shall apply for registration within thirty days from the date on which he became eligible for registration.

44. Entry of new titles and qualification.- If any person after registration obtains any title or qualification other than the title or qualification in respect of which he/she has been registered, shall get registered such title or qualification on payment of fees as specified in Schedule-21.

45. Application for registration.- (1) Every application for registration under these regulations shall be in the Form-1 and shall be accompanied by such fee and late fee, if any, as specified in Schedule-21.

(2) A separate register of Para-medical professional for each subject shall be maintained in the office of the Council in Form-2. The form of the register may be modified by the resolution passed by the Council.

(3) An application for registration shall be addressed to the Registrar and if the Registrar is satisfied that the applicant is entitled to have his name entered in the register, he shall enter thereon the name of the applicant and issue to him a certificate of registration in Form-3. The certificate of registration shall be issued with seal and signature of the Registrar. The Registration shall be valid for a period of five years.

(4) If the Registrar is of the opinion that applicant is not eligible for registration, he shall reject the application filed by the applicant. 46 Appeal.- Appeal under the Act shall be filed by the aggrieved person on plain paper stating therein full particulars of the appellant and brief description of grounds of appeal and shall be accompanied by copy of the impugned order.

47. Renewal of Registration.- (1) Certificate of registration may be renewed on an application filed by the applicant on plain paper along with original certificate of registration and shall be accompanied by such fee as specified in Schedule-21. The application for renewal shall be made three months before the expiry of period of registration.

(2) Where the renewal is not made three months before the expiry of period of registration, the Registrar shall remove the name of the defaulter from the register: Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼35½

Provided that the name, so removed, may be restored on payment of the renewal fee, together with such fine, as may be decided by the Council, from time to time.

(3) On payment of the renewal fee and the fine, if any, the Registrar shall make an entry of renewal on the Certificate of Registration.

48. Removal from the Register.- (1) Subject to the provisions of the Act, where the Registrar is satisfied after giving a reasonable opportunity of being heard and after making such further enquiry, as he may think fit, he may order that the name of any person shall be removed from the register if,-

(a) the person dies;

(b) his name has been entered in the register by error, or on account of misrepresentation or suppression of any material fact; or

(c) he has been convicted of any offence under this Act or has been guilty of the infamous conduct in the profession which, in the opinion of the Registrar, render him unfit to be on the rolls of the register.

(2) The Registrar may direct that any person whose name is ordered to be removed from a register shall be ineligible for registration under this Act either permanently or for such period as may be specified.

(3) A person aggrieved by an order may, within thirty days from the date of order, file an appeal to the Council and the decision of the Council thereon shall be final.

(4) A person whose name has been removed from the register under this regulation shall forthwith surrender his Certificate of Registration to the Registrar.

PART X Code of Ethics of Para-medical Professionals

49. Code of Ethics.- A Registered Para-medical Professional shall,-

(i) be dedicated to provide competent medical care, with compassion and respect for human dignity and rights;

(ii) uphold the standards of professionalism, be honest in all professional interactions;

(iii) respect the law and also recognize a responsibility to seek changes in those requirements which are contrary to the interests of patient; 63¼36½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½

(iv) respect the rights of patients, colleagues and other health professional, and shall safeguard patient confidence and privacy within the constraints of the law;

(v) continue to study, apply, and advance scientific knowledge, maintain a commitment to medical education, make relevant information available to patients, colleagues, and the public, obtain consultation, and use the talents of other health professionals when indicated;

(vi) recognize the responsibility to participate in activities contributing to the improvement of the community and the betterment of public health;

(vii) while caring for a patient, regard responsibility to the patient as paramount; and

(viii) support access to medical care of all people.

PART XI Staff, Salaries, Allowances and Perks

50. Staff, Salaries, Allowances and Perks.- (1) The Council shall appoint such number of officer and servants as may be determined by it, with the approval of the State Government.

(2) The salary and other conditions of service of the officers and servants of the Council shall be such as may be determined by it with the prior approval of the State Government.

(3) The qualifications of the persons appointed in the Council shall be such as may be determined by it with the prior approval of the State Government.

PART XII Eligibility criteria for admission

51. Eligibility criteria for admission.- (1) The minimum qualification for admission to the Para-medical Diploma Courses shall be 10+2 class pass with Science subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Biotechnology, Mathematics) with minimum 45 percent marks in aggregate. Minimum aggregate marks for the Candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Backward Class or Special Backward Class shall be 40 percent. If sufficient number of candidates with science subject is not available, the Council may grant admission to such candidates who have passed 10+2 class from other streams also. Allotment of students shall be Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼37½ made on the basis of marks obtained in 10+2 examination.

(2) The minimum age for admission shall be 17 years on or before 31st December of the year in which admission is sought.

PART XV Recognition of Institutions

52. Procedure for recognition.- (1) Every Para-medical institutions seeking recognition must be any organization under Central Government/State Government/local body or Society registered under the relevant law or Trust or Company incorporated under the Company Act.

(2) Every Para-medical institution who is eligible for recognition at the time of commencement of these regulations shall apply for recognition within three months of the commencement of these regulations and the organization who is willing to set up Paramedical institution after commencement of these regulations shall apply for recognition to the Registrar by 31st July every year. The application for recognition shall be made to the Registrar in Form- 4 and shall be accompanied by such fees as specified in Schedule-

21.

(3) On receipt of an application in Form-4, application shall be scrutinized by the Council and if found complete, the Council shall organize inspection of the institute.

(4) A panel of Inspectors shall be prepared by the Council who shall inspect the institutions. A member of the Council shall not be eligible to be included in the panel of Inspectors.

(5) The Registrar shall appoint two inspectors for the inspection, from the panel of Inspectors, at random. The Inspectors, so appointed, shall submit inspection report to the Registrar in Form-5 separately within 15 days of the appointment. If any Inspector fails to submit his inspection report within time specified above, the Registrar may appoint another Inspector.

(6) If Registrar is not satisfied with the inspection report or the institution has any disagreement with the inspection report, the Registrar may appoint third Inspector and such Inspector shall submit his inspection report within 15 days of his appointment. The Registrar may also inspect himself. The inspection report of Registrar or third Inspector shall be final. If third inspection is done on the request of the institution, the institution will have to pay fees specified in Schedule- 21.

(7) The Council after considering inspection report/reports, may 63¼38½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ either issue letter of recognition or reject the application within 90 days from the last date fixed for receipt of the application under sub-regulation (2) above.

(8) Any institution who has continuously run any Para-medical course successfully for five years and fulfills all the standards fixed by the Council and if there is no complaint against that institution, permanent recognition may be granted by the Council to such institution on the payment of the fees decided by the Council.

53. Infrastructure in Institutions.- (1) For recognition under these regulations and running a Para-medical institution, the following infrastructure facilities shall be required,- A. Physical Facility:- Building- Institute shall have preferably its own building. Whereas to start with, a rented building may be permitted for a period of maximum 5 years on submission of a registered rent agreement. But for permanent recognition own building shall be essential. Minimum requirement for one course with 25 students shall be as under. (For additional students, number of class rooms and labs shall be increased proportionately). Dedicated space of 4000 Sq. ft. area per Diploma course is essential. Standard distribution is given below:- S. No. Description Area

1. Principal Office one 200 sq. ft

2. Office Facilities 300 sq. ft

3. Number of Class Rooms two 450 sq. ft each

4. Number of Labs one 450 sq. ft each

5. Library one 700 sq. ft

6. Common facilities 450 sq. ft

7. Boys and Girls hostel Desirable

8. Sports Facilities Desirable

9. Transportation Facilities (as per requirement) Desirable B. Teaching Faculty:- S. No. Designati on Qualification Full time /Part Time/ Visiting

1. Principal MD/MS/MBBS or MSC with 5 Years'. experience as faculty Full Time Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼39½

2. Assistant Professor/ Lecturer MD/ MS/ MBBS or MSC with Para Medical subject or BSC in Para Medical subject with 4 years' experience full time/ part time/ visiting

3. Technicia n Qualified in the specialty Full Time Students Teachers ratio:- 10:1 C. Clinical facility:-

(i) The institute should have own Hospital/ Nursing home/ Diagnostic Centre, if not, it may be on tie up basis also with minimum 10 years registered agreement for the same.

(ii) A running Hospital/ Nursing home/ Diagnostic Centre, with minimum 50 bed capacity is essential for 25 students. For additional students the ratio of one student to two beds will apply.

(iii) Hospital/ Nursing home/ Diagnostic Centre should not be beyond 5 Kilometers from the institute. D. Equipments and Instruments:- Equipments and instruments required for various Diploma courses shall be as specified in Schedule-22 to Schedule-41.

(2) Infrastructure facilities should be made available at the time of inspection for physical verification.

PART XVI Miscellaneous

54. Fees.- The fees payable in respect of all matters and proceedings provided for in these regulations shall be such as specified in Schedule-21.

55. Remuneration for inspection.- The Inspector appointed for inspection of the institutions shall be paid actual travelling expenses up to the limit of third AC plus Rs. 1000/- as honorarium per inspection.

56. Accounts.- The Accounts Officer/ Assistant Account Officer shall be responsible for proper maintenance of accounts and the Cash Book. He shall ensure day-to-day accounting of all moneys received and spent by the Council are entered in Cash Book. 63¼40½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Form-1 [See regulation 45 (1)] To The Registrar Rajasthan Para Medical Council Jaipur Sub.- Application for Registration as Para Medical Personnel

1. Name of the Applicant : (In block letters)

2. Father’s Name (in block letters) :

3. Mother’s Name (in block letters) :

4. Date of Birth in figures (in Christian era) :

5. Date of Birth in words :

6. Address to which communications are to be sent : Phone No. with STD code : Mobile No. : Email : Fax :

7. Permanent Address

8. Name of State according Bona-fide residence certificate :

9. Nationality :

10. Sex :

11. Official Address of the applicant :

12. Educational qualification:- S. No. Name of the course Name & Address of the Institute/ College Period of study Year of Passing Percentage of marks Name of University/ Board under which the course was conducted 1 2 3 4 5 6 Paste a passport size applicant attested by a Gazetted officer or Head of the institution Studied last Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼41½

13. Experience:- S. No. Name of Hospital/Institute /College Period of work Total experience Name address of the Head of institute with phone/mob. No. 1 2 3 4

14. State the category to which the registration is applied (See the instruction)

15. State the medium of instruction of training :

16. Details of remittance of registration fee (DD Number and Date/transaction number and ID if paid through online) : Signature of applicant with name DECLARATION I……………………………………………………(Name) hereby declare that the above statement are true to the best of my knowledge and belief and that I am free from the disqualification mentioned in the Rajasthan Para-medical Council Act, 2008, rules and regulations. I promise in the event of being registered and in consideration thereof to be bound by and to conform in all respects to the rules, regulation etc. framed by Council from time to time in force. Signature of applicant with name Place : Date : Instructions

(1) Applicant shall enclose a D.D. of Rs. 2000/- (for each Course) drawn in favour of Registrar, Rajasthan Para Medical Council, payable at Jaipur or transaction number and ID if paid through online, as registration fee. Applicant registered with other State Councils will pay 3000/- as registration fee and applicant qualified from other countries will pay Rs. 10000/- as 63¼42½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ registration fee. A fees of Rs. 1500/- will be payable for registration of extra qualification.

(2) Registration fee will not be refunded for any reason.

(3) Three recent and identical passport size colour photographs are to be used. One should be pasted on the space provided on the application form and that should be attested by a gazetted officer/Head of the Institution where the candidate is studying/has studied for the qualifying examination/or Head of Institution where he is working. The other copies of photograph (unattested) should be enclosed with the application and his/her name and date of birth should be printed/written on its bottom.

(4) The following documents should be enclosed with the duly filled application form in the order below.

(i) Demand draft in favour of Registrar, Rajasthan Para Medical council, Jaipur or transaction number and ID if paid through online.

(ii) Copy of the letter of the recognition of the institution/ college/ university from any state Government or central Government for the purpose.

(iii)Attested copy of Secondary School Marks Sheet to prove the date of birth.

(iv)Attested copy of 10+2 mark list (both sides).

(v)Attested copy of qualifying examination (both sides) for which registration is sought (2 copies).

(vi)Attested copy of all additional qualification for which registration is sought (2 copies)

(vii) Attested copy of Certificate of Bona-fide Residence. Form -2 [See regulation 45 (2)] S. NO. Date of Registrati -on Name of Candidat -e Father’s Name Date of birth Address Name of Institute providing diploma/ degree Name of Univer sity or council Year of passin g Qualification Renewed Up to Photo of the Candidate 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Form-3 [See regulation 45 (3)] Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼43½ Certificate of Registration as paramedical professional RAJASTHAN PARA-MEDICAL COUNCIL CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION This is to certify that Mr./Ms./Mrs. ……………………………… S/o,D/o,W/o trained in…………………………………………….. (name of course) has been registered as a………………………………………… under the provisions of section 17 or section 32 of the Rajasthan Para-Medical Council Act, 2008 by the Rajasthan Para-Medical Council. Registration No………….. Date……………………… This certificate will be valid for 5 years from the date of registration. REGISTRAR Form-4 [See regulation 52 (2) & (3)] To The Registrar The Rajasthan paramedical council Jaipur (Rajasthan) Subject - Application for permission to start Para Medical Course……………………………………………… Photo of Candidate Logo of Council 63¼44½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ ……………. ( Name of the Course). Herewith we are submitting our application for permission to start ……...…………………………………………………..(name of the course). Details of information required are -

1. Name of the Institution ……………………………………………………………… ………….…...…………………………………………….

2. Name of the Chairperson/ Secretary …………………………

3. Name of the Society/Trust/ Company etc. (Copy of Trust Deed/Registration/Incorporation Certificate attested by the notary to be attached) ……………………………………………...……………….

4. Address of the Institution where Para medical course will run ……………………………………………………………… ………….……...…………………………………………… ……………………… District…………State……………..….Pin.Code………..… Tel. No.……………...Fax………………… (M)……….…. E-Mail…………………….website……………………...… INC / / 2014

5. Name.of.the.Principal / Dean/HOD…………………………. Qualification……………….…Reg. No……………………... Tel. No (Office)…………………..Mobile No…...…………..

6. Institution is under (Please √ mark) 1 Government 2 University 3 Society 4 Trust 5 Company

7. Year of establishment………………………………………

8. Separate budget allocated to Paramedical Course (Last year audited expenditure statement enclosed). Annexure

9. Paramedical Course applied (Please mention name) ……………………...……………………………………………

10. Number of seats proposed…………….

11. Other.Educational.Institutions.run.by.the management ……

12. Name.of.the.Courses.already.running.in.the.college ……… Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼45½

13. PHYSICAL FACILITIES:- Separate building with 4000 Sq. ft. area wise distribution is given below:-

1. Land available for the said Institution (relevant documents to be enclosed) Annexure

2. Whether the institution has own Building. Yes………No……….

3. (i) Blue Print of building

(ii) If rented then registered rent deed for at least 10 years should also be attached. Annexure

4. Principal Office Area in sq. feet

5. Office Facilities Area in sq. feet

6. Number of Class Rooms & Area in sq. feet

7. Number of Labs & Area in sq. feet

8. Library Area in sq. feet

9. Common facilities in sq. feet

10. Boys and Girls hostel (desirable) Desirable

11. Sports Facilities Desirable

12. Transportation Facilities (as per requirement) (desirable) Desirable

14. LIBRARY FACILITIES:- S. No Specialty Subjects No. of Books No. of Journals Amount Bills enclosed

15. CLINICAL FACILITIES:-

1. Name of the Parent/Own Hospital* ((Minimum 50 bedded Hospital) No. of Beds distribution enclosed) Annexure Proof of the Hospital being a Parent Hospital* Annexure Pollution control board certificate of the Hospital: Annexure Distance of hospital from Paramedical Institution *Parent Hospital 63¼46½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ For a Para-medical Institution a ‘Parent Hospital’ means a Hospital either owned and controlled or managed and controlled by the parent organization of the Institue.

2. Name of the Affiliated Hospital*, if any (Minimum 50 bedded Hospital) No. of Beds distribution and MOU attached. Name of the CMO with Tel No. & Mobile No.: Annexure Pollution control board certificate of the affiliated hospital to be attached (Duly attested by notary) Annexure Distance of hospital from Paramedical institution *Affiliated Hospital For the Para-medical Institution "Affiliated hospital" means a hospital who gave undertaking to this effect that such hospital shall provide facilities to the Institute as required for running Paramedical course. If at any time,-

(i) ownership or management of the Parent hospital is transferred to any other organization or in case Affiliated hospital withdraws the undertaking, given in favour of institute,

(ii) Parent hospital gives undertaking in favour of another institute to become as Affiliated hospital or any Affiliated hospital gives undertaking in favour of more than one institute, the recognition granted to such institute shall stand withdrawn

16. TEACHING FACILITIES:- Proposed names of teaching personnel (consent letters to be enclosed). S. No Name of teaching faculty Designation Qualification Specialty Year of Passing Name of the Instt. / University Reg. No. Teaching Exp. Date of Joining UG PG Total Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼47½ Required Teaching Staff documents :-

1. Appointment letter.

2. Joining report / consent letter

3. Educational qualification Certificate .

4. Past Experience letter, Appointment letter & Reliving letter.

5. ID Proof

17. LIST OF NON- TECHING STAFF:- S. No. Name of Staff Designation Qualification Board/university Date of Joining

18.Intructional (instruments)facilities available……………………………. (Institute must have own equipment)

19. D. D. of Rs. 30000/- in favour of Registrar, Rajasthan Paramedical Council payable at Jaipur of any nationalized bank or transaction number and ID if paid through online, for Inspection fee for per course.

20.D.D. of Rs. 500/- in favour of Registrar, Rajasthan Paramedical Council, payable at Jaipur of any nationalized bank or transaction number and ID if paid through online, as Application Fee for per course.

21.Any Other information. We request you kindly to arrange for Inspection at your earliest. Thanking You Yours faithfully Authorised Signatory List of Annexures With name, complete address, Mobile no. and email. DECLARATION (By management) (On 10 rupees non judicial stamp) I..............……………………........S/o,D/o.or.W/o………………… …………declare that all the documents & information submitted 63¼48½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ in this application form are true to the best of my knowledge. I understand that if any, of the information is found wrong, my application will stand cancelled. I will abide by the rules & regulations in force in Rajasthan Paramedical Council and as amended from time to time. Name of the Applicant:___________________________________ Date :_______ Place:_______ (Signature of the Applicant) Seal of the Institution:__________________________________ Form-5 [See regulation 52 (5)] Perfoma of Inspection report To The Registrar Rajasthan Para medical council Jaipur, Rajasthan Subject:- Inspection report Refrence:- Your letter number…………………Dated…………………………. In refrence to the above sighted letter I have inspected the institution and my report is as under-

1. Date of the Inspection

2. Name of the Institution

3. Name of the Chairperson/Secrectary

4. Name of the society/Trust/Company

5. Complete address where para medical course will run.

6. Name of the Principal/Dean/HOD with qualification

7. Name of the course applied for

8. Requested annual admission

9. Other courses running in the same premises

10. Physical Facilities are available as per noms (please sign in Yes or No column only) :- S.No. Particulars Yes No 1 Whether the institution has own Building. 2 Principal Office Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼49½ 3 Office Facilities 4 Number of Class Rooms & Area 5 Number of Labs & Area 6 Library Area 7 Common facilities

1. Library Facilities are available as per noms (mention Yes or No)

12. Clinical Facilities are available as per noms (please sign in Yes or No column only ) :- S. No. Particulars Yes No 1 Name of the Parent/Own Hospital* ((Minimum 50 bedded Hospital) No. of Beds distribution enclosed) Proof of the Hospital being a Parent Hospital* Pollution control board certificate of the Hospital:

13. Teaching Facilities available:- S. No. Name of the faculty Qualification Teaching Experience Date of Joining Part time/Full time

14. Reqiured Equipments as per noms are available (Right only Yes or No) (Purchase bills of the equipments should be verified by the inspector)

15. Any other information (No recommendation to be given) Signature Name of the inspector Date 63¼50½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Schedule-1 [see regulation 41(2)] Syllabus of Diploma in Physiotherapy FIRST YEAR PAPER I General Anatomy : Introduction- Anatomical terms and position of body, types of tissues, tendon cartilage, muscles-structure of different muscles, classification of voluntary & involuntary muscles & its origin & insertion, Bones-composition and function, classification of various terms, blood and nerve supply of bones. Osteology-all bones. Joints – classification of joints & movement, blood supply. Nervous system – nerve cell synapse & reflex arc. Gross anatomy of heart & lungs, digestive system, kidney & its function, urethra, urinary bladder. Outline of male & female genital organs. General Physiology : Cell structure & fluid compartments. Bloodcomposition structure, formation and function of RBC, WBC and platelets, coagulation and its effect bleeding, clotting time, Blood Group. Cardiovascular system- structre, properties of heart, muscles and nerve supply of heart, structure and fuction of artries, arterioles, capillaries & veins, cardiac cycle, blood pressure and its regulation and physiological variation. Respiratory system – mechanism of respiration, intraplural and intrapulmonary pressure, o & co. carriage and their exchange in tissue and lungs. Digestive system – Gastric secretion & its mechanism of secretion & functions, pancreatic juice and its functions, structure, secretion & function of liver. Glands of endocrines. Reproductive system- Male & female sex hormones and their functions spermatogenesis, menses cycle & contraception, pregnancy. Excretory system – structure and function of kidney, renal circulation, physiology of mieturation. PAPER II Muscles & nerves : types of muscles, mechanics of muscular contraction, thermal and chemical changes, isotonic & isometric contractions, action potential, motor unit & its properties, classification of nerve fibers, of degeneration & regeneration of nerve fibre. Nervous system : types & properties of receptors, structure of Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼51½ synapse, reflex and its properties, complete section of spinal cord, upper & lower motor neurons paralysis, A.N.S. Speech and its disorder, features of eyes, errors of refractions, ear. Practical : Anatomy & physiology – Osteology and different of body & muscle, Total RBC & WBC Count, TLC, DLC, ESR, Blood Grouping, preparation & staining of blood smears. Pathology & psychology : Pathology : Aims and objects of study of pathology, various causes of disease and approach to laboratory and study diagnosis of process of disease, brief outline of sick cell, degeneration, neurosis, gangrene etc. Inflammation, definition, cascular and cellur exudates and pus formation, phenomenon of tissue changes, difference between acute and chronic inflammation, repair- bone skin, nerves and muscle etc. circulatory disturbance with emphasis on ischemia, thrombosis embolism, infection, tuberculosis, syphilis, leprosy, fungal infection. Disease of joints and bones, brief out of blood disorder and parasite infection. Regional pathology of heart, blood vessels, female reproductive system, nervous system, the bone, muscles and skin etc. Psychology : Nature and scope of social psychology, psylogical groups and their classification. Social action of the individual, development imilestone, old child, adult physhology, behavioral problems, mental health. SECOND YEAR PAPER I Biomechanics & Movement Analysis of joint movement & muscle action- normal joint range & variation within normal limits, agonists, antagonist, fixators, synergistic, isotonic & isometric contraction, group action of muscle. Fundamental position of moving limbs, back, trunk & hand, analysis of pattern of movement including rolling, laying to sitting, to standing, bending, hanging, kneeling, classification, definition and effects of active, passive and resisted movements. Massage manipulation- definition, classification and contraindication, effect of massage in general and specific. Techniques of different manipulation of massage on different parts of the body, mobilization of the soft tissue and joints. Goniometry in details and muscle testing, procedure, normal muscle grade and 63¼52½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ power. Gravity, centre of gravity, line of gravity, equilibrium, base and balance friction, livers axes and planes, velocity, acceleration, mature and effect of force, Newton’s low of motion, achemedies principle. Orthopaedica: - Fracture and dislocation, soft tissue injuries, fracture of vertebra and bones, pathology and fracture and repair of bones, union, non union, delayed union, fibrous union, dislocation of shoulder, elbow, hip, knee. Soft tissue injuries- Rapture, sprain of muscle, tendon and ligament. Deformity common foot deformity, conjenital tortoicolis, spina bifida & occulta. Scoluiosis, kyphosis, lordosis, flat back, claw han. Mallet figure, contracture, common sites of amputation, advantage & disadvantage, amputation of upper and lower extremity, osteoarthritis, pott’s spine, ostemylatis, teno synovitis, osteoporosis. PAPER II Burns : Classification, early & late complication, management and reconstructive surgery Opthalmology-errors of refraction, conjunctivitis, cataract, hysterical blindness, E.N.T.-Functional affonia and deafness. Electrotherapy & hydrotherapy Electrotherapy : Low frequency current, direct & A.C. current, production of direct and modifies current and their effect on nerves and muscle. Principle of working of interrupted and surged direct currents, application and uses in various condition faradic- I.D.C. test, nerve conduction test, S.D. curve and its interruption, principle of production, elementary knowledge of T.E.N.S., I.F.T. ultra sound, short wave diathermy, infra-red radiation, ultra-violet rays. Hydrotherapy: physical and therapeutic effect of exercise in warm water, principle of treatment, byoyancy, starting position, dangers and precautions, pool tank and accessory equipment. Physiotherapy In General Medicine & Surgery Physiotherapy in acute, chronic, supurative inflammation, paralytic oedema, osteoarthritis- generalized, degenerative & traumatic spondylosis and disorder, rheumatoid arthritis, ankylosing spodilytis, burstis physio theraphy in asthama, brachatasis, pneumonia, carcinoma of respiratory tract, hypertension, thuombosis, ambolism physiotherapy in hemiplagia, paraplegia, C.P., cerebral attacxsia, peripheral nerve lession, neuritis and Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼53½ neuralgia, sciatics, facial plasy, poliomyelitis, meningitis, encephalitis, myopathles, special problems of paediatrics and elederly. Pre and post operative physiotherapy in gynecological problem, abodominal incision, hernia, appendectomy, spleenectomy, nephroctomy, pre and post natal training. Complication of pregnancy, stress incontinence, pelvic inflammatory conditions. Physiotherapy in thoracic surgery-lobectomy, pneumanectomy, thractomy, common operation of heart and physiotherapy. Common physiotherapy in spinal cord surgery. Pre and post operative physio in plastic surgery. Pre and post operative physio in common fracture of orthopedics, amputation, galt training, valkman’s ischemic contracture. Schedule-2 [see regulation 41(2)] Syllabus of Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology FIRST YEAR PAPER I Applied anatomy, physiology and bio chemistry of human body PAPER II General Laboratory Techiques

(a) Microscope- its components. Uses and care.

(b) Preparation and handling of glass-ware such as blowing and bending, marking capillary pipette, cleaning and sterilisation etc.

(d) Solution and reagents. Making of

(e) Distillation of water and alcohol.

(f) Maintenance of machine- their uses and care. Refrigerator, Incubators, Centrifuge, Hot air ovens, Autoclave etc.

(g) Stock keeping and indexing of materials.

(h) Record keeping of laboratory work. SECOND YEAR PAPER I Clinic Pathology 63¼54½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½

1.Collection, preservation and transportation of materials.

2. Preparation of stains and solutions.

3. Various routine staining methods- Leishman’s Gram’s, Methylene blue, Albert’s ziehl Nelson and Giemsa’s Examination of urine – physical chemical and Microscopic.

4. Examination of Faeces- Physical occult blood, microscopic.

5. Examination of sputum general appearance, Microscopic.

6. Blood examination – collection of specimen, making of thick and wet films, haemoglobin estimation; R.B.C. and W.B.C. count staining of blood slides with leishman’s stain and special stains normal and abnormal cells in blood; recticulocyte count; differential W.B.C. count; platelet count, prothrombin time; sternal marrow smear; P.C.V.; M.P.; Microfilaria; blood grouping and matching; E.S.R.; bleeding and coagulation time; red cell fragility tests.

7. Seminal fluid examination-count and smear study. Microbiology And Serology

1.General glass ware and care, cleaning, sterilisation, pipette making, anaerobic jars, pumps, centrifuges, staining of smears, types of loops, handling of bacteria, etc. and use of filter.

2. Media preparation – nutrient broth, nutrient agar, blood agar, D.C.A., L.L.BA., L.J. Dorsels eggs, loeffler’s etc.

3. Cultural methods – plate, fluids, slopes, spreading, anaerobic culture.

4.Methods for study of motility, biochemical reactions and slide and tube agglutination. Bacteriological examinations of pus, C.S.F., Fluids, Swabs, tissues, maintenance of stock culture. Serlogy: Agglutination tests, widal tests, Weil Felix, Paul Bunnuel, cold agglutination, preparation of antigen, suspensions and techniques. V.D.R.L., antigen preparation and its interpretation or latex test. PAPER II Clinical Biochemistry

(a) Care of glassware, titration making of standard solutions uses Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼55½ of graduated glass ware, calorimetry – turbidimetry, P.H. estimation.

(b) Chemical Examination. (i) C.S.F. (ii) Blood Sugar, Urea, N.P.N. Protein. (iii) Gastric Analysis, (iv) Function tests of kidney and liver, blood urea, urine urea, van den bergh, lcteric index and turbidity tests etc. Blood Bank

(a) Equipments, preparation of pyrogen free distilled water and saline.

(b) Use of various forms in blood bank.

(d) Matching of blood.

(e) Collection of blood from donors.

(f) Preservation solutions.

(g) Transfusion of blood, indexing and record keeping.

(h) HIV. Histopathology And Museum

(a) Micro tomes – freezing, rotary and rocking.

(b) Preparation of stains.

(d) Section cutting staining, Haematoxylin and eosin stain special stains for fat, recticulin, nerve and glycogen etc. Museum Techiques- Framing of tissues, making frames, selection of jars, making general and special preservation and solution, mounting of tissues, maintenance of tissues appearances, colour schemes slides and specimen indexing, etc. Schedule-3 [see regulation 41(2)] Syllabus of Diploma in MRI Technology FIRST YEAR

1. Anatomy

2. Radiological Anatomy

3. Physics of MRI

4. Indication and Contraindication of MRI 63¼56½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½

5. Radiation Hazards, Radiation Protection

6. Contrast-Media SECOND YEAR

1. Anatomy

2. Radiological Anatomy

3. Indication and Contraindication of MRI

4. Pathologies as seen on MRI

5. MRI Physics

6. Non Ionic & Ionic Contrast

7. Contrast Reaction and its Management.

8. MRI Patient Positioning & Preparation

9. MRI Procedures

10. Radiation Hazards, Radiation Protection, Contrast-Media

11. 3T MRI, MR angio, MRCP

12. Recent Advances. Diploma in M.R.I. Technician FIRST YEAR (FIRST PAPER) Paper Duration of Study Topics Duration of Paper Marks I 300 hours 3 hrs. 100 marks Anatomy 225 hours Introduction to Anatomy, Physiology, Human body, Anatomical Posture, Descriptive Terms in Anatomy, Planes of body, Cells, Tissues, System, Membranes, Glands, Body fluid. Cartilages, Bones muscles, Skeletal System, Function of Skeleton, Classification of bones, Descriptive terms used in osteology, Joints of Skeleton / myology/orbit/pns/fac e/ neck Bones of Appendicular 50 marks Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼57½ Skeleton. Bone of limb. Vertebra, Sacrum, Coccyx. Sternum, Ribs.Bones of skull, sutures of skull, Paranasal sinuses, Facial bones. Abdominal Regions, Solid organs of abdomen/ Excretory organs, G.I.T. The urinary system, Mediastinum, Heart, Aorta. Respiratory System. Reproductive System. Nervous System . hepatobiliary/ lymphatic /vascular system 75 hrs. Radiological Anatomy MRI slices—axial coronal and sagittal sections of human body 25 marks Internal assessment 25 marks Diploma in M.R.I. Technician FIRST YEAR( 2nd PAPER ) Paper Duration of Study Topics Duration of Paper Marks II 300 hours 3 hrs 100 marks 30 hrs Basic Concepts- What is matter, anatomic structure, isotopes, ions specific gravity, temperature scales, electro, magnetic radiation. Electricity & Magnetism- What is electrostatics, inverse square law, types of bonds, electrical field and electrical potential, electrificion possible, conductors and insulators, 10 marks 63¼58½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ electrostatics, static discharge. HISTORY AND DISCOVERY OF MRI/ NMR 195 hrs PHYSICS OF MRI- · General overview · The concept of longitudinal magnetization · Larmour equation · The concept of transverse magnetization · Radio frequency pulses · The concept of t1 and t2 weighted images · Contrast enhanced MRI · MR Sequences · Fast imaging sequencesGradient fields and gradient coils · Summary of MR processMajor components of an MRI · Magnets HELIUM SUPERCONDUCTION

1.5TESLA/3TESLA/8TESL A Self test 40 marks 75 hrs Indications and Contraindication of MRI (Do’s & Don’t of MRI) 25 marks Internal assessment 25 marks PRACTICAL Duration of Study Topics Duration of Paper Marks II 600 hours 3 hrs 100 marks Patient Prerequisites, Patient Postitioning, Patient Consent M.R.I Filming, Dark Room 25 marks Indication & Contraindication of MRI Contrast reaction management with IV Fluid: 02 /steroids etc. 25 marks Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼59½ Performing head and spine MRI 25 marks ASSIST in performing body and Musculoskeletal scans 25 marks Diploma in M.R.I. Technician SECOND YEAR ( 1ST PAPER ) Paper Duration of Study Topics Duration of Paper Marks I 300 hours 3 hrs 100 marks ANATOMY 150 hrs Nervous System (C.N.S., P.N.S., A.N.S.) Brain, Cerebrum, Basal Ganglia, Thalamus. Hypothalamus, Ventricles, CerebroSpinal Fluid and pathway, Brain Stem, Cerebellum, Spinal Cord. GIT Digestive System, Alimentary Tract, , Pharynx, Mesentery Oesophagus. Stomach, Small Intestine, Large Intestine, Salivary Glands FACE/ORBIT/PNS COURSE OF MAJOR VESSELS AND LYMPHATICS MAJOR NODES Neck and Larynx, Hepatobiliary Bones and muscles of limbs Circulatory System, Heart, Pulmonary Circulation, Systemic Circulation, Aorta. Respiratory System, Nose, Pharynx, 35 marks 63¼60½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Trachea, Bronchus, Lungs. Urinary System, Kidneys, Ureters, Urinary Bladder, Urethra.Orbit, Occipital Bone, Parietal Bone, Temporal Bone, Frontal Bone Frontal Bone, Sphenoid Bone, Ethmoid Bone,Vertebral Column, 90 hours Slice Anatomy- Brain, Neck Thorax, Abdomen, Pituitary, Orbit, P.N.S., Limbs, Vertebra in C.T. Scan. Axial, Coronal & Saggital. Anatomy of Body--- Radiological Anatomy. 20 marks 30 hours MRI safety, Do’s and don’t’s of MRI Indication and contraindication of MRI Non Ionic & Ionic Contrast NEGATIVE & POSITIVE CONTRAST Contrast Reaction and its Management. ROUTES OF CONTRAST 10 marks 30 hours Radiation Hazards and protection 10 marks Internal Assessment. 25 Diploma in M.R.I. Technician Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼61½ SECOND YEAR (2nd PAPER ) Paper Duration of Study Topics Duration of Paper Marks II 300 hours 3 hrs 100 marks 120 hrs BASICS AND PHYSICS Magnetisation Properties, Types of Magnetic characteristics of the Nucleus, Nuclear Magnetic properties of the elements, Larmor Equation, Geometric Orientation. Resonance and excitation, Free induction decay: T2 Relaxation, Return of Equilibrium : T1 Relaxation, Comparison of T1 and T2. Angiography and magnetization transfer contrast, Time of flight (TOF) CONCEPTS Spin echo, Fast spin echo, Parts of MRI, Artifacts, Machine dependent artifacts, Motion artifacts, Motion artifacts, Chemical shift artifacts, Magnet, Resistive magnet, Superconductive magnet, Permanent Magnet, Safety and Bio-effects. Pulse sequences, Time of repetition and partial saturation- (i) T1 Weighting (ii) Spin (proton density) weighting

(iii) T2 weighting (iv) Inversion recovery (v) Short tau inversion recovery (STIR) (vi) Fluid attenuated Inversion recovery (FLAIR). Gradient recall echo (GRE), Perfusion weighted MRI, Diffusion weighted MRI, Magnetization transfer contrast. MRS, Tractography, DTI 30 marks 60 hrs Patient preparation and positioning 15 marks 75 hrs Pathologies as seen on MRI 15 marks 45 hrs Recent Advances – 3T MRI, MR angio, MRCP, MRS, Tractography, DTI 15 marks 63¼62½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Internal assessment 25 marks PRACTICAL Duration of Study Topics Duration of Paper Marks 600 hours 3 hrs 100 marks Pediatric MRI 10 marks Performing Contrast Head and spine MR 25 marks MRCP, MR angiography. 5 marks Performing body MR 25 marks Performing musculoskeletal MR 25 marks Assisting MRS 10 marks Schedule-4 [see regulation 41(2)] Syllabus of Diploma in Medical X-Ray Technology Anatomy: General Introduction to Human Anatomy:  Definition of Anatomy  Definition of topographic term/terms used to describe the body.  Cells and Tissues of Body  Anatomical Description of:  Skin  Osteology (Bone structure, individual bones)  Joint structure joints of upper and limbs, ligaments, Fascia and 13ursse.  Musulo skeletal (upper and lower extremities).  Cardiovascular system  Lymphatic system (Structure, Function, Lymphatic glands)  Respiratory system (Respiratory passages and organs)  Digestive system (Elementary camel structure)  • Urogenital system (male and Female Organs Kidney structure )  Endocrine system (name, Location and Functional)  Sensing organs (Eye, Nose and Ear)  Central Nervous system Physiology (Function and Mechanism of):  Digestion  Respiratory  Circulation Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼63½  Excretion  Nervous System  Role of Endocrine glands  Physiology of thermoregulation  Physiology of Blood  Reproduction (genitor- urinary system)  Vision, Hearing and Speech. Biochemistry:  Definition of Biochemistry  Elementary ideas/ overview of the following: General metabolism of  Carbohydrates  Lipids  Proteins Different types of Enzymes and their Functions. Microbiology:  Microscope and Microscopy  Introduction- Micro organism- Classification  Epidemiology  Sample collection, transportation and preservation, to maintain aseptic condition Pathology: Introduction to pathology- Definition. Etioolgy and Classification of:  Inflammatory  Neoplastie  Metabolic  Congenital FIRST YEAR PARER-1

1. Anatomy: Demonstration of Surface Markings of Organs: Heart, Lungs, Liver, Spleen, Stomach, Important bony landmarks, Arteries, Veins, Nerves, Joints Arteries: Carotid, Brachial, Radial, Anterior Tibal Veins: Juglar, Cubital Lateral poplitial and Sciatic Bony Preminences Clavicle, Anterior !Iliac Crest , Posterror Illiac Crest, Supra 63¼64½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ sternal Notch,. Sternum , Ribs, Verteberal Coloumn, Anterior and Super'Iliac spine Pubi9c- symphisis, Medical and Lateral Malleolres, Patela, Tibal tubercle Joints and Their Movements:  Ball& Socket joints- shoulder and hip joints, (Elbow and Knee joints).  Microbiological Study of Microscope: Simple Compound  Their different parts and functions  Visit to microbiology Lab for culture media and culture of stool, urine, blood and demonstration. Joints and Their Movements:  Cell (Examination of mucous scraping).  Skin, connective tissues, bone, cartilage, nervous tissues. Muscle:  Skeletal, cardiac, (striated, non- striated and cardiac 'nudes) Identification of Long Bones, Hip Bones, Vertebra, Ribs, scapula, Mendible, clavicle, skull.  Demonstration of the in the interior of thorax with organs in (In model ) such as lungs, trachea, heart, aorata and venacava, oesophagus, diaphragm.  Demonstration of interior of abdomen with organs in situ such stomach, liver, spleen, pancreas, gall bladder, intestine, colon and kidneys and ureter (In model).  Demonstration of pelvic organs such as bidder, rectum In Female: Ovaries, Phalopean tubes, Uterus and Vagina In Males: Tests, Vassdeference, Seminal vesicles, prostate, Urethera, Penis Demonstration of brain, spinal cord and spinal nerve Demonstration of sensory organs —eye, ear, surface marking of important organs like heart liver spleen, stomach (Demonstration of organ should be done in modes supplemented by vsits to Museums of medical college .However it must be supplemented by dissecting frog/rabbit/rate/gimping).

2. Physiology:  Study of Microsoft (Already covered in Anatomy).  Preparation of blood smear,leishman's staining identification of R.B.C., Different types of W.B.C. and differential count of W.B.C.  Pulse recording, temperature recording, respiratory and Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼65½ maintenance of T.P.B. chart.  Effective of exercise of T.P.R. ( This may be done amongst the class students themselves).  Demonstration of blood — pressure instrument ( Mercurial type) and recording of blood pressure. •

3. Pathology;  Visit to pathological Museum

4. Biochemistry:  Familiarity with Laboratory glassware's. Basic Techniques:  Methods of Measuring Liquids  Methods of weighing  Cleaning of Glassware  Separation of solids from Liquids. PAPER-II General Physics

1. Elementary idea of thermo ionic emission, Electron- idea of mass and nature of charge, coulomb' law, Electric field unit of potential.

2. Onm;s lwe, unit of resistance, potential and combination of resistance in series and parallel. Fuse, units of electric power, earthing of electrical equipment. Magnetic fields., lines of fore, field pattern due to a straight current carrying conductor, coil carruing current, electromagnet, construction and working of Galvanometer, voltameter and ammeter. (moving coil type and moving magnet type). Basic physics for magnetic resonance imaging including natural and super conducting magnetic. Basic physics for ultrasound, elementary knowledge for generating of ultrasound waves, their nature and inter actions with body tisssues. General Physics:  Heat and method of transference of heat condensers, inductance and impedance  A.0 and D.0 currents- effective current. RMS value, peak value. 63¼66½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½  Electromagnetic. induction —Laws, fields, influence.  Transformers- principles, construction, losses of step down and High transformers.  Diode valves and its use in rectifier's solid state rectifiers. Its verifying circuits used circuits used in X- ray tube, X-ray certificate, interlocking certificates. Structure of Atom, Nucleus and orbital Electrons. PRACTICAL  Verfication of Ohm’s Law.  Verifythe rules of series and paralles cominationof resistances.  Study of the potential drop across different resistance.’  Determine the filed along the axis of a coil carrying current.  Study the characteristic curve of a diode value.  Study the impedance of a coiled in A.C. and D.C.  To find the transformation ratio of a transformer. To construct a rectifying circuit with the help of  Diode value  Transistors  To study the nature of sound waves (sonometer) SECOND YEAR PAPER-I Radiation Physics  Various used for measur ing radiat ion — Roentgen rad and rem.  Ionization chambers, G. M. counter and scintillation counter, interaction of X-ray with matter.  Quality and quantity of X-rays, HVT, linear adsorption coefficient, Grid, cones and filters.  Inverse square law, scattered radiations and appliances used to reduce it. Radio activity: Half life, Decay factor, Details about radium, cobalt and cesium,  Doses- dose and dose rate, exposure dose, exit dose, surface dose isotope charts and their uses, Radiation Hazardsways of protection for public patient, film badge, pocket Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼67½ ionization chamber, maximum permissible dose, personal monitoring tag, TLD. PRACTICAL (RADLATION PHYSICS)  Verification of inverse square law.  Calibration of a X- Ray machine.  To study the affect of Kv and mass.  Find out the HVT of a given beam.  To check the lead apron for any crack.  Find out whether the glass in the screen is lead glass or ordinary glass.  To find out the depth dose at a certain depth of a X- ray beam.  To survey the X-ray control for radiation.  Demonstration that the intensifying edict of X- ray intensifying screen is dues to light produced by flour — screen and not due to the X-ray.  Demonstrate the use of Grid/ potter — bucky diaphragm and radiographic contrast.  Demonstrate effect of improper of X- ray tube.  Verification of optical and radiation field coincidence.  Effect of direct X- ray exposure to the personnel monitoring device like TLD or Film badge. . PAPER-1I Introduction to Radiology and Radiological Services and Anatomy Physiology and Related Pathology. Introduction I. Introduction to radiology and Radiological services: Structure of body — cells- tissue Musculo- skeletal system, Cardiovascular system Lymphatic System glands, Thoracic duct. Digestive System Intestines- Gall- bladder- Respiratory System Skull- vertebral column shoulder griddle Bones of upper extremities Bones of lower extremities, gornit MusclesHeartblood- arteries- veins. Circulation of Lymph, Lymph Mouth — esophagus- stomach — small large int est ines- spleen liver pancreas. Nose & larynx- Trachea- lungs. 63¼68½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Nervous System And nerves. Reproductive System Urinary Syst em 'Skin Endocrine System- supra- renal glands.Eye PRACTICAL  Identification of the various part  and structures in human body on charts and models Identification of bones of skeleton.  Surface marking of human body.  Identification of Bones including radiographic Anatomy and soft tissues parts on X-Ray films  Visit to pathology museum for identification of common lesions.  Visit to Anatomy museum for identification of the human body.  Identification of cross sectional anatomy of major or Schedule-5 [see regulation 41(2)] Syllabus of Diploma in Dental Mechanic Technology FIRST YEAR PAPER I

1. Applied Physics: Specific gravity density, properties of matter, including cohesion, capillarity, surface tension viscosity, elasticity, diffusion and osmosis. Heat: temperature and its measurements thermometers and Pyrometers. General account of expansion by heat of solids, liquids and gases, thermostats, pressure gas and hydraulic. Boyle’s and Charles Laws. Unit of heat, thermal capacity and specific Heat, Change of stage: Latent heat: melting Point. Properties of vapors, conduction, convection and radiation. Principles of electrotechnology applied to dental work room, Exercises/ Demonstrations:  Balance- weighing correct to a milligram  Determination of specific gravity by the principle of Archimedes (Solids and Liquids). Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼69½  Determination of Surface tension of liquid by capillary rise.  Determination of Linear expansion of solids (level methods).  Determination of the specific heats of solids and liquids by the method of mixtures.  Small motors- constructional features and characteristics (Demonstration only)  Determination of the electro- chemical equivalent of copper. Applied Mechanics: Parallelogram and triangle of forces. Moments, Couples, Centre of gravity, Principles of lever and cantilever work, Energy, Power, Friction, Inclined plane, Screw Strees, heating Strain, Torsion, Bending movements, Strength and stiffness of materials. Exercises/ Demonstrations: Verification of the parallelogram and triangle laws of forces. Inclined plane Determination of mechanical advantage Determination of Young’s Modulus by bending of beams. Applied Chemistry: Distinction between physical and chemical change; elements, mixtures and compounds: position of the atmosphere; oxygen oxides; burning and rusting; water solvent properties and rusting, water solvent properties crystnillization; action of water on metals; composition of water hydrogen; laws of chemical ; meaning of chemical symbols valency; simple chemical equations; acids, bases and Electrolysis, The ionic theory of solution. The electro potential series, electroplating, general characteristics of the metals including an elementary study of the common metals and alloys with special reference alloys with special reference to those used in the dental work room. Alcohol, ethers adlehydes and ketones, futty acids and their more important derivatives, Simple treatment of carbohydrates, fats and proteins, benzens and its homologues characteristics of aromatic substances. Synthetic resins and plastics used in Dentistry. Exercises/ Demonstrations: Tests for acids and alkalis radicals. Acid- base titration- Neutralisation of acids with. Titration 63¼70½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ of N/10 NaOH with N/10 H2SO4 Phenolphthalein or methyl red as indicator 24 Total Nitrogen determination in In – oragnic nitrogenous materials, digestion and distillation. Total Nitrogen determination in In- organic (ammonical) solutions (or salts) by direct distillation with Mg. Determination of Phosphorus in in- oraganic materials by prexipitation. Determination of Potassium in aqueous solution by per chlorate method. Electrolytic deposition (electrolysis and electroplating of metals).

(d) Calculation of E. C. E. PAPER II Dental Mechanics (Primery): Bite blocks:- base plates and wax rims. Articulators: classification, daily uses, and care of articulators. Adjustments, mounting of casts. Articulation, occlusal plan, protrusive balance, working bite, balancing bite, curve of space, compensating curve, lateral curve. Principles of selection of teeth. Setting of teeth and wax finishing. Flasking, dewaxing, packing, curing and deflasking. Finishing and polishing of dentures. Additions, repairs, relining and revasing of dentures. Immediate denture construction. Making of acrylic teeth. Kennedy’s classification of partial dentures. Principles of partial denture, clasp surveyor, surveying, path of insertion and removal. Establishment of clasp seat. Clasp’s parts, classification, function and reciprocation. Principles of wire bending, preparation of wrought clasps, occlusal rests and lingual bars. Applied Oral Anatomy: Elementary anatomy and structure of denture/ bearing area. Human dentition and occlusion Functions of teeth and morphology of crowns of teeth Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼71½ Muscles of mastication and facial expression Movements of tempera- mandible joint Exercise/ Demonstrations Tooth Carving in wax and plaster. (Crown and root, scale and enlarged models). SECOND YEAR PAPER I  Dental mechanics Casting machines: Centrifugal and pressure casting machines, furnaces, principles of casting. Casting techniques of partial denture (Skeletal) clasps, bars, occlusion rest. Setting of teeth and completion of dentures on metal skeletons. Mechanical principles of orthodontic appliances, anchorage, force, tissue changes and retention. Stainless steel wire-preparation of clasps, springs and arch wires for orthodontic appliances. Use of various types of expansion screws. Designing – implant supported prosthesis (if facilities available for dental implants. Ceramic, laminates and veneers. Fabricating:- Maxillofacial prosthesis such as eye, nose ear, cheek, obturater and splint. Indirect resin restoration preparation techniques. Porcelain firing techniques: Preparation of removable orthodontic appliances, activators. Retention appliances and oral screen. Construction of fixed orthodontic appliances, bands, tubed and arches. Soldering and spot welding- soldering of claps, tags, strengtheners and lingual bars. Inlays and Crowns- classification and construction facing & backings. Casting procedures Principles of bridge work- types of abutments – abutments and pontics- construction of bridges using porcelain and acrylic pontics. PAPER II Dental Material And Metallurgy Dental Materials: 63¼72½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Composition, properties, uses, advantages & disadvantages of the following materials:- Plaster of paris: dental stone, die stone Investment materials, Tray materials, Denture base materials, both foe cold curing, tooth materials waxes, base plates, zinc oxide, dental luting cements dental ceramics and indirect resin restoration materials. Dental Metallurgy: Metallurgical terms, General Study of:

(a). Metals used in dentistry particularly gold, solver, copper, aluminum.

(b). Alloys used in dentistry particularly, casting gold wrought gold Heat treatment-annealing and tempering. Solders, fluces, anti fluxes. Tarnish and corrosion. Eclectic deposition. Dental implant materials Basic Knowledge of Computers General office routine economics, record-keeping services, professional referrals And compuring skill; Record keeping of materials indented and audit of use. Receipt and dispatch of work from clinicians. Practical Examinations The practical examination shell includes, but not necessarily limited to the following I. Primary examination a Model preparation, beading, boxing of modelsClass I ideal denture setup and wax up b RPD – surveying of models and wax pattern preparation c Spotting of dental materials d Manipulation of lab dental materials Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼73½ II. Final examination

1. Three units FPD Model poring Die-preparation Spacer application Wax pattern Casting pf a;; meta; bridge

2. Ceramic application on single unit crown (Casted before) Schedule-6 [see regulation 41(2)] Syllabus of Diploma in Dental Hygiene Technology FIRST YEAR PAPER I Dental Hygiene And Oral Prophylaxis (Primary and Final): Definition of Hygiene Objective of Dental Hygiene Oral Prophylaxis- Various methods On teeth- extrinsic, intrinsic and their management Dental Plaque Flossing technique Dental calculus Technical knowledge of ultrasonic scaling Brief description and the role of Oral Prophylaxis in Gingivitis, Periodontitis, Periodontal and Alveolar abscess. PAPER II Clinical Instruments, technique of Oral Prophylaxis Distaining and polishing of teeth Copical application of fluorides Care of oral cavity and appliances during treatment of maxillofacial cases. SECOND YEAR PAPER I Dental Health Education, Community Public Health Dentistry & Preventive Dentistry: Definition of Health and dental health Aims and objectives of Denta; health education 63¼74½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Dental Health and Children Steps in preventive program, patient counseling Dental Health Education- Parents, mothers (anti and postnatal), infants pre- chool Children and grownup Handicapped children Dental caries- Prevalence and Prevention Prevention by fluoridation Periodontal diseases. Saliva in relation to dental health and disease. Dietary habits and Dental Health Habits and Malocclusion Oral Cancer Brief outline of historical background of Public Health, History of dentistry and Public Health Services. Dental Health Team in relation to community health. Technical knowledgr of Topical fluoride Application. Practical Preparation of models of jaws and teeth- normal and pathological dental conditions. Dresigning drawing and painting of posters on dental health education. Procedure for arranging short talks, skits and features on dental and oral health, visual aids. Collection of Oral Health realted statistics by conducting a small survey of an area. PAPER II Dental Ethics, Jurisprudence And Orientation In Dentistry: Difference between ethics and law, types of law. Legal impositions in relation to dental practice code of ethics Unlicensed practice of dentisity Regulatory and professional organization Place and function of dental profession in the society discussion of economic problems involved there in. Social factors in Dental progress, income and living standard of people. Objective and scope of dentistry. Dental specialiries. Basic Knowledge Of Computer General office routine economics, record- keeping Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼75½ services, professional referrals and computing skill; Dental Materials Lectures & Practical General knowledge of various material used in Dentistry such as impression material, gypsum products, waxes, investing materials and various filling materials, temporary and Permanent cements, orthodontic material and implant materials used in maxillofacial and surgical prosthesis. Recognition and knowledge of various dental equipment and stores Used in dental establishment. Organization of dental stores, storage and accounting, handing and maintenance of dental items, assembly and minor repair of dental equipment. Schedule-7 [see regulation 41(2)] Syllabus of Diploma in Operation Theater Technology FIRST YEAR

1. Anatomy & Physiology

2. Microbiology, Elementary Pathology

3. Hygiene, Nutrition, Nutritional Disease

4. Biomedical Waste Mgt

5. First Aid

6. Disaster Mgt

7. Elementary Nsg

8. General Pharmacology

9. Human Relations

10. Community Health Nsg & Communicable Diseases

11. Hygiene chemicals and its uses

12. Equipment management SECOND YEAR Care of patient undergoing surgery (Pre and Intra operative). after care of Equipment. Anaesthesia drugs, Equipment & special operation theatre tray set up. Infection control in operation theatre, Role of the Theatre Assistant. Surgical procedures and monitoring Operation Theatre Ethics, safety for Operation room. Operation Theatre Techniques. surgical procedures (disinfection on sterilization) care of patient in Emergencies 63¼76½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ FIRST YEAR PAPER DURATIO N SUBJECTS DURATION MARKS OF STUDY OF PAPER 105 Anatomy & Physiology 30 15 Microbiology, Elementary 15 Pathology PAPER I 41.25 Hygiene, Hygiene chemicals and its uses Nutrition, Nutritional Disease 03 HRS 10 100

8.25 Biomedical Waste Mgt —5 120 -First Aid 10

7.5 Disaster Mgt 5 INTERNAL ASSESrvIENT 2 5

206.25 Elementary Nsg 40

37.5 General Pharmacology 10

11.25 Human relations 5 PAPER II

37.5 Community Health Nsg & — 03 HRS 10 100 Communicable diseases

7.5 Equipment management 10 INTERNAL ASSESM ENT 25 600 Fundamental Nsg 40 - Bed making & Tray setting__ Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼77½ Medical Equipment --- --10 Practical First Aid 03 HRS 25 100 - Bandaging, Casualty Carriage Thomas splint Ward Marks 2 SECOND YEAR PAPER DURATI ON SUBJECTS DURATION MARKs sssS OF STUDY OF PAPER 225 Care of patient undergoing surgery 55 PAPER I (Pre and intra operative), After care of Equipment 03 HRS 100 75 Anaesthesia drugs, Equipment & special operation theatre tray set up 20 INTERNAL ASSESMENT 25

187.5 Infection control in operation theatre, Role of the Theatre 25 Assistant PAPER II

112.5 Surgical procedures and monitoring Operation Theatre 03 HRS —50 100 63¼78½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Ethics, safety for Operation room , Operation Theatre Techniques. surgical procedures (disinfection on sterilization) care of patient in Emergencies INTERNAL ASSESM ENT 25 Practical 600 Essential Critical Care and nursing skills (Advanced procedure) 03 HRS 75 100 INTERNAL ASSESMENT 25 Schedule-8 [see regulation 41(2)] Syllabus of Diploma in Dialysis Technology FIRST YEAR PAPER I

1.Applied anatomy, physiology and bio chemistry of human body.

2.Structure and function of kidney (Anatomy & Physiology) 3- Introduction of renal diseases. 4- Renal failure- Acute Chronic and immediate management. 5- History of dialysis 6- Vascular access for dialysis. PAPER II 1- Principles and types of dialysis. 2- Anticoagulation: Principles and problems. 3- Haemodialysis Machine: Working Principles and maintenance. Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼79½ 4- Water Treatment Plant: Working Principles and maintenance. 5- Complication and management of complication during dialysis. 6- Assessment of adequacy of dialysis. 7- Reuse of dialysis. 8- Sterile techniques in dialysis. 9- Emergencies in dialysis. SECOND YEAR PAPER I

1. Basics of renal Anatomy & physiology Acute Renal Failure/Chronic renal failure.

2. Initiation of dialysis Hemodialysis.

3. Physiological principle and urea kinetic Modeling.

4. Haemodialysis Apparatus.

5. Physiology of peritoneal dialysis.

6. Apparatus of peritoneal dialysis.

7. Peritoneal access devices PAPER II

1. Vascular access for Haemodialysis.

2. Acute Haemodialysis prescription.

3. Chronic Haemodialysis prescription.

4. Complication during Haemodialysis.

5. Dialysis reuse.

6. Anticoagulation.

7. Use of dialysis and Hem perfusion in treatment of poisoning.

8. Acute peritoneal dialysis prescription.

9. Adequacy of peritoneal dialysis chronic peritoneal Dialysis.

10. Prescription assessing peritoneal Ultrailtration.

11.Solute transport and volume status.

12. Peritonitis and exit site infection. PRACTICAL

1. Nutrition

2. Practical Demonstration of peritoneal Dialysis.

3. Practical Demonstration of Hemodialysis.

4. Practical Demonstration of (continuous ambulatory peritoneal Dialysis) C.A.P.D. Schedule-9 [see regulation 41(2)] Syllabus of Diploma in Orthopedic Technology FIRST YEAR PAPER I 63¼80½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Applied anatomy, physiology and bio chemistry of human body Detailed antomy of male and female body. PAPER II Fractures and Dislocation: Definition, fractures healing, types of fractures, General principles of treatment, Common fractures of upper and lower extremities. SECOND YEAR PAPER I General principles of Operative procedures and Orthopaedic appliances. Management of acutely injured: First aid, transport, resuscitation methods. Operation room techniques: Reception of patients in OT premises, scrubbing, dressing, tourniquet and it’s application, growing, painting and draping, Dressing and Dressing room techniques: Fundamentals of Nursing: Definition, Introduction: general environment and cleanliness. Proper disposal of ward waste, Beds: bed making, posturing in bed, special beds viz pneumatic, waterbeds. Hygienic care: care of skin, care of hairs and nails, oral hygiene, care of pressure points. Exercise and activity: Principles of good posturing and body behaviour, moving and lifting patient, posture changes assisting patient in attaining ambulatory status. Promoting urinary and intestinal eliminations: offering urinal, bedpan, observations of urine and faeces. Maintaining nutrition. Maintaining fluid and electrolyte balance. Maintenance of input/output records. Oral intake measures. History of plaster of Paris, properties of plaster of Paris, preparation of plaster of Paris bandages, Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼81½ different types of slabs and casts, correct method of Appling slabs and casts, special plasters – FCB, PTB etc. plaster removal, plaster cutter and associated instruments. Introduction: general environment and cleanliness. Dressing table and trolley, drums: preparation contents and maintenance, dressing material: types, preparation, use and sterilization. Different types of solutions used for dressing viz hydrogen peroxide, providing iodine etc. Medicated dressings viz Sofratulley, collagen etc. Basic principles of bandaging. PAPER II OT fumigation and UV lights, OT table and attachments, autoclaving. Preparation for Anaesthesia: Reception of patient, shifting, positioning for anaesthesia, Check out procedure. Sterilisation: Definition, classification of sterilizing agents, physical methods of sterilization, importance of sterilization. Maintenance of equipments in Operation Theatre: Surgical diathermy, suction machine, OT table, various lightening systems, fumigation. Orthopaedic Instruments: Handling and care. Sutures: Absorbable: Surgical catgut, collagen sutures, synthetic absorbable utures etc. Nonabsorbable: Silks, cotton, polyamide, polypropylene, stainless steel etc. Plaster and plaster techniques: Schedule-10 [see regulation 41(2)] Syllabus of Diploma in E.C.G. Technology FIRST YEAR PAPER I 63¼82½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Applied anatomy, physiology and bio chemistry of human body. Anatomy or Heart – Structure of Myocytes - Coronary Arteries veins - Nerves, Pericardium - Relation or heart to thoracic structures/ Mediastinum. Applied Anatomy, Physiology and Biochem of cardio- vascular system. Cardio- vascular pathology, clinical pharmacology and cardiovascular disorders in General. PAPER II Electro cardiography –Electro physiology, Einthevernis law 10 (a) Introduction to ECG Reading normal and Abnormal ECG. Cardio pulmonary resuscitation 02 Electricity – principles of AC/DC, Types of Batteries, Power Supply system, Ohm's Law CRT, Tube Multi meter 05 Electro med, equipment standards and safety 05 (a) ECG maintenance of minimum repairs Applied aspects of ultra sound/ Doppler principles and practice. 05 Defibrillator – indication and indications and Precautions. 05 Computer Sciences: A) Fundamentals:

1. Evolution of computers, contributions of eminent scientists to the field of computers, present day scenario of computer field.

2. Concepts of computer hardware, input/output devices, Central processing unit, main memory, secondary memory etc.

3. Definition of instructions, programmes, software.

4. Software spectrum, system software, business orient applications, R & D type research S/W, real time software etc.

5. Languages- Machine languages, assembly languages, higher level languages 4 GI languages, Natural Languages.

6. Significance of grammar in computer languages Basic Languages:

1. Input/output commands, assignment, If then, If then R.statement, for next statement, GOTO, on GOTO, STOP interactions, swapping, ascending and descending order also arrays DIM command. Data types: Integer, Real double precision. Files: Data fields, records, data files, program file, sequential files, random files etc.

2. Basic aspects with special emphasis on applied aspects as related to medicine, electricity, sound, pressure, properties of Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼83½ solids and liquids and magnetism. Biomechanics Electronics- Basic principles with special reference to applied aspects as related to medicine.

3. Basic aspects of computers and computer language. The lecture Courses should cover all aspects of computers so as to enable the candidate to do simple programming. SECOND YEAR PAPER I Physiology: - Depolarization/ Depolarization - Conic charges- Influx and Efflux of NaT' KT. – Calcium in Sarcoplasmic Reticulum. – Properties – Automaticty, Refractory period etc. – Normal ECG pattern and Recording. – Physiological charges in ECG PAPER II Arrhythmia's conduction/ abnormalities, pacemaker 05 Stress ECG principles, methods of recording and observations. 05 Halter recording – principles, methods of recording and observations. 03 Introduction to cardiac catheterization. Pathalogy: Introduction of Rheumatic Heart disease, coronary Artery disease, Pericardial disease, Rest Heart disease, Arrhythmias with Pathogenesis and complications. Pharmacology: -Cardiac Drugs – Effect of drugs on ECG charges. – Toxicity of Drugs and ECG charges. Clinical Cardiology: - Recording of E.C.G. – Recording of various leads/ modifications under different clinical conditions. – Recording at different speed/ Amplitude. – Recording on single channel machine multi channel machine with analyses. – Basic interpretation of Myocardial Infarction, Arrhythmia/ Hypertrophy/ Effect of Drugs. –Reporting of ECG and ECG changes which need immediate attention/ intervention Magnetism/Electro-Magnetism/Electromagnetic induction 63¼84½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ a) Magnetic poles/fields/flux/and in flux density. b) Magnetic field due to a straight and circular coil wire. c) The AC transformer. Logic Dagram:

1. Flow-charts symbols and their significance.

2. Variables- simple variables array variables. Specific To The Speciality: 1) Instrumentation and their circuits as related to the The candidate should be given training to enable him to identify the defect if any instrument goes out of order and to rectify the simple defects. 2) The candidate should be trained in al the technique in the concerned specialty. He should be able to do the procedure independently and know the abnormal and abnormal pattern of the tests. 3) The candidate should be taught basic aspects of anatomy, Physiology of the concerned specialty. Account of diseases states related to various test procedures to be taught. List Of Praist Of Practical:

1. ECG Recording pediatrics/ Adults patient.

2. Operations, calibrations and servicing of ECG.

3. Recording of Holter/stress ECG.

4. ECG Monitoring of patients in ICCU.

5. Ambulatory B.P. Monitoring.

6. Operations of 2-D Echo/M. Mode Doppler and CFM system its maintenance.

7. Operation of TEE and its maintenance.

8. Operations and control of recording system in Cath. Lab.

9. Operation of Blood Oxymeter, Ventilator and ABG Machine

10. Operation of Tagarno and its maintenance

11. ICCU Monitoring

12. Control of film processing and developing

13. Other practical in assisting in temporary- Pace- Maker/Permanent Pace maker etc. Schedule-11 [see regulation 41(2)] Syllabus of Diploma in Ultrasound Technology FIRST YEAR PAPER I Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼85½ General Human Anatomy. Introduction to physiology Principles & equipment Contrast-Media PAPER II Applied pathology Indication and contraindication of MRI Radiation Hazards and Radiation Protection SECOND YEAR PAPER I Anatomy Radiological Anatomy Indication and contraindication of USG USG physics ultra sound contrast agent PAPER II Pathologies as seen on USG Contrast Reaction and its Management. USG patient positioning & preparation USG procedures Radiation Hazards Radiation protection contrast-Media Recent Advancements Schedule-12 [see regulation 41(2)] Syllabus of Diploma in Blood Bank Technology FIRST YEAR

1. Anatomy & Physiology FIRST YEAR N OF PAPER MARKS PAPER DURATIO N OF STUDY SUBJECTS FDURATIO 105 Anatom & Ph sick). 30 15 Microbiology, Elementary 15 Pathology PAPER I

41.25 Hygiene, Hygiene chemicals and its usesNutrition ,Nutritional Disease 03 HRS 10 100 63¼86½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½

8.25 Biomedical Waste Mgt 5 120 First Aid 10

7.5 Disaster Mgt INTERNAL ASSESMENT 25

206.25 Elementary Nsq, General Pharmacols• 40

37.5 10 PAPER II

11.25 Human relations 03 HRS ____ ... ...... 100

37.5 Community Health 10 Nsg&Communicable diseases:

7.5 Equipment management 10 INTERNAL ASSESM ENT 25 600 Fundamental Nsg 40 - Bed making & Tray setting Medical Equipment 10 Practical First Aid 03 HRS 25 100 - Bandaging. Casualty Carriage Thomas splint Ward Marks 25 SECOND YEAR PAPER DURATI ON SUBJECTS DURA TIO MARKS OF STUDY N OF PAPER 225 Blood Transfusion/ Resuscitation 55 PAPER I 75 Gen laboratory Method! Eqpt 03 HRS 20 100 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼87½ INTERNAL ASSESMENT 25

187.5 Microbiology &Serology 25 -Virology -Bacteriology PAPER II

112.5 Haematology -Elementary haematology 03 HRS -- Tho 100 -Clinical pathology INTERNAL ASSESM ENT 25 Practical 600 Clinical Haematology & ward Work 03 HRS 75 100 INTERNAL ASSESMENT 25

1. Microbiology, Elementary Pathology

2. Hygiene, Nutrition. Nutritional Disease

3. Biomedical Waste Mgt

4. First Aid

5. Disaster Mgt

6. Elementary Nsg

7. General Pharmacology

8. Human relations

9. Community Health Nsg& Communicable diseases:

10. Hygien—e—chemicals and its use

11. Equipment management SECOND YEAR

1. Blood Transfusion/ Resuscitation

2. Gen laboratory Method / Eqpt

3. Microbiology & Serology -Virology -Bacteriology

1. Haematology -Elementary haematology -Clinical pathology 63¼88½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Schedule-13 [see regulation 41(2)] Syllabus of Diploma in CT Scan Technology FIRST YEAR PAPER I Anatomy Radiological Anatomy Physics of X-Ray Radiography, Radiographic Positioning Radiation Hazards, Radiation Protection Dark Room. Paper Duration of Study Topics Duration of Paper Marks I 300 hours 3 hrs 100 marks ANATOMY 150 hours Nervous System (C.N.S., P.N.S., A.N.S.) Brain, Cerebrum, Basal Ganglia, Thalamus. Hypothalamus, Ventricles. erebroSpinal luid and athway. Brain Stern, Cerebellum, Spinal Cord. G i l Digestive System, Alimentary Tract., Pharynx, Mesentery Oesophagus. Stomach, Small Intestine, Large Intestine, Salivary Glands FACE/ORBIT/PNS COURSE OF MAJOR VESSELS AND LYMPHATICS MAJOR NODES Neck and Larynx. Hepatobiliary 35 marks Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼89½ Bones and muscles of limbs Circulatory System, Heat, Pulmonary Circulation, Systemic Circulation, Aorta. Respiratory System. Nose, Pharynx, Trachea, Bronchus, Lungs. Urinary System, Kidneys, Ureters, Urinary Bladder. Urethra.Orbit, Occipital Bone, Parietal Bone, Temporal Bone. Frontal Bone Frontal Bone, Sphenoid Bone, Ethmoid Bone.Vertebral Column, 90 hours Slice Anatomy-Brain, Neck Thorax, Abdomen, Pituitary, Orbit. P.N.S., Limbs, Vertebra in C.T. Scan. Axial, Coronal & Saggital. Anatomy of Body-- Radiological Anatomy. 20 marks 30 hours Non Ionic & Ionic Contrast NEGATIVE & POSITIVE CONTRAST Contrast Reaction and its Management. ROUTES OF CONTRAST 10 marks 30 hours Radiation Hazards and protection 10 marks Internal Assessment, 25 marks 63¼90½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Contrast-Media PAPER II General radiation physics Ionization structure of atom radiation dose and hazards radiography - upper limb, lower limb, chest, abdomen, skull and spine PRACI1CAL PRACTICAL 600 hours 3 hours 100 marks PERFORMING Head C.T Pediatric CT! 3D CT/ANGIO Case of Trauma/HRCT Performing contrast body C.T 25 marks 25 marks 25 marks 25 marks SECOND YEAR Paper Duration of Study Topics Duration of Paper Marks II 300 hours 3 hrs 100 marks 75 hours 75 Hours Patient Preparation & Positioning of C.T Brain, C.T. Neck, C.T.P.N.S.. C.T. Thorax, C.T. Abdomen, C.T. Scan of Spine, C.T.limbs, C.T. Orbit, HRCT. Pathologies-Cranio Cerebral & body Trauma, Epidural/Su bdural. Haematoma, Subarachnoid Haemorrage, In tracerebral Haematoma, Hydrocephalus, Stroke, Cerebral Infarction. Brain & body Tumours. Pneumonia, Pneumothorax, ._ 15 marks 20 marks Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼91½ Pleural Effusion. Tuberculosis,. Hepatocellular carcinoma, Renal Cyst, Renal cell carcinoma, Polycystic Disease. Abdominal & Pelvic masses ( inflammatory and malignant ) Angio of Brain, Abdomen. NCO /TUBERCULOMA /RING LESIONS OF BRAIN V ASCULAR LESIONS 30 Hours C.T. Myelogram, CT Guided FNAC & Other Special C.T. Procedures. 0.1 Enteroclysis, CTIVP 10 marks 30 Hours PET C.T / Recent Advances/perfusionCT/ MDCT 10 marks II 90 Hours Physics Basic Principles of C.T Scan. Discovery of 0.1 Scan, Scanner Geometry:- 1s' Generation. Ilnd Generation, III Generation, Vth Generation, Collimators. Artifacts, C.T Number, Attenuation values, Image Reconstruction Algorithm. System Components of Helical or spiral C.T. Scan, Gray Scale, MIP, MPR, VRT, Angiography. MDCT Cardiac CT /64/128 Slice 0.1 Pitch / 3001 Reconstruction / SSD/ PET CT 20 marks Internal Assessment. 25 marks 63¼92½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Schedule-14 [see regulation 41(2)] Syllabus of Diploma in Endoscopy Technology FIRST YEAR PAPER FIRST knowledge of applied anatomy of GIT. knowledge of endoscope room set up , instructions to the patients before and after endoscopy , indications and contraindications of different types of endoscopies , knowledge about various parts of endoscope , knowledge regarding various attachments of endoscope ( like light source , suction source ) and their parts , PAPER SECOND patient's position and precaution ( like mouth piece use , anaesthetic spray and patient's preparation before endoscopy , knowledge of observation room set up , instruments and drugs used in it , knowledge of endoscopic sterilisation. SECOND YEAR PAPER FIRST knowledge about cleanliness of endoscope before and after endoscopy , difficulties arising before during and after endoscopies , knowledge of drugs and other accessories (. like biopsy forceps ,oesophageal dilators , bend ligator etc ) used during endoscopies , PAPER SECOND knowledge about diagnostic and therapeutic procedures , care about accessories and their cleanliness , knowledge of complications diagnostic and therapeutic procedures and it's primary treatment , knowledge of various solutions for sterilisation of the endoscopies and it's accessory. Schedule-15 [see regulation 41(2)] Syllabus of Diploma in E.E.G.(Neuro Electro Physiology) Technology FIRST YEAR PAPER FIRST

1.Study of General Anatomy and Physiology of Human Body Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼93½ PAPER SECOND

1. CLINICAL: A) Seizure disorder and its differential diagnosis B) i) Normal EEG pattern in children and adult, awake and sleep. ii) Neonantal EEG iii) Normal variants iv) Artifacts : Eye movements, muscle pulse v) Activation methods: Hyperventilation, photic stimulation, sleep deprivation, others vi) Abnormal EEG records, definition-spike, sharp, slow waves, other abnormalities vii) Abnormal EEG in neurological diseases viii) Brain death

2. TECHNICAL ASPECTS: i) Different parts of EEG machine and its functions, i.e. montage, electrodes, filter, calibration, sphenoidal electrode, depth electrodes. ii) Electroencephalographic monitoring (in patients and ambulatory), Video Electroencephalography, Intraoperative records, Quantitative electroencephalography, Brain mapping and others (in brief). iii) Electroencephalographer’s reporting iv) Record keeping. SECOND YEAR PAPER FIRST

1. NEURO-ANATOMY: Muscle : Origin, i8nsertion, nerve supply, structure Nerve : Course-cranial and peripheral, structure

2. NEURO-PHYSIOLOGY : Muscle : i) Functions of muscles ii) Muscle contractions iii) Electrical properties of muscles Nurve: i) Functions of nerve ii) Electrical properties of nerve.Near filed potential and Far field potential iii) Nerve conduction 63¼94½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ iv) Neuromuscular junction and neurotransmitters

3. NEURO-PATHOLOGY: Muscle : Pathological changes in muscles i) Primary muscle disease ii) Injury iii) Metabolic iv) Inflammatory v) Others vi) Neurogenic muscle involvement vii) Neuromuscular junction abnormalities Nurve: i) Demyelination ii) Axonopathy PAPER SECOND CLINICAL: 1) Nerve: a) Disease affecting cranial and peripherals i) Bells play ii) Peripheral neuropathy iii) Entrapment neuropathy b) Basic principles of nerve conduction study (NCS) i) Motor NCS ii) Sensory NCS iii) F-ware iv) H-reflex v) Blink reflex and others vi) Repetitive nerve stimulation vii) Abnormalities in disease viii) Central motor conduction 17 2) Muscle: a) Disease of muscle and neuromuscular junctions b) Normal EMG recording-Resting/Insertional activity/Volitional recruitment pattern, Interference pattern. c) Abnormal EMG – i) Myopathies ii) Neurogenic muscle involvement iii) Involuntary muscle contractions iv) Neuromuscular transmission disorder d) Needle EMG – Conventional, Macro EMG, Surface EMG, Single fibre EMG Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼95½ 3) Evoked potential studies: i) Visual evoked potential ii) Brainstem auditory evoked potential iii) Somatosensory evoked potential 4) Instruments: i) Basic knowledge about the machines ii) Electrodes iii) Electrode impedance iv) Identification of wave pattern v) Artifacts vi) Normal laboratory values vii) Electromyography reporting viii) Record keeping

5. Polysomnographic studies – Normal sleep and sleep disorder (in brief) Schedule-16 [see regulation 41(2)] Syllabus of Diploma in TMT Technology FIRST YEAR PAPER FIRST Applied anatomy of human body. set up of TMT room , how to maintain TMT machine ,knowledge of computer (feeding data of patient , taking out printed report etc ), PAPER SECOND preparation of the patient undergoing TMT , instructions to the patient coming for TMT , instructions regarding drugs before TMT , indications and contraindications of TMT , knowing how to keep the record of TMT , knowledge of use of stethoscope and establishment of I.V line SECOND YEAR PAPER FIRST Gross knowledge of common pathological conditions. knowledge about steps of TMT , indications to stop TMT when patient is on test , PAPER SECOND instructions to the patients during the tests , knowledge of parameters before , during and after the tests , knowledge of ECG tracings , indications of termination of tests , knowledge of defibrillator machine and it's use , knowledge of drugs used in 63¼96½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ TMT room during and after TMT if complication occurs , how to shift the patient in CCU in case if it is required. Schedule-17 [see regulation 41(2)] Syllabus of Diploma in Cath Lab Technology FIRST YEAR PAPER I Applied Anatomy, Physiology and Biochem of Cardio- vascular system. Cardio-vascular pharmacology. Applied aspects of Ultra sound/ Doppler principles and practice. Elector cardiography- Electrophysiology, Einthevenrnis law Introduction to ECG Reading normal and Abnormal ECG. PAPER II Cardio pulmonary resuscitation Electricity- Power Supply system, Ohm's Law CRT. TUBE multi meter. Electro med, equipment standards and safety

(a) ECG Maintenance of minimum repairs Defibrillator- indication, operation and indications and Precautions. Arrhythmia's conduction/abnormalities, pacemaker Stress ECG principles, methods of recording and observation. Holter Recording- principles, methods of recording and observations. Introduction to cardiac catheterization. SECOND YEAR PAPER I Computer Science: Fundamentals:

1. Evolution of computers, contributions of eminent scientists of the field of computers, field.

2. Concepts of computer hardware, input/output devices, central processing unit, main memory, secondary memory etc.

3. Definition of instructions, programmes software.

4. Software spectrum system software, business orient Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼97½ applications, R & D type research S/W, real time software etc.

5. Languages – Machine languages, assembly languages, natural languages.

6. Significance of Grammar in computer languages. Logic Diagrams:

(i) Flow charts – symbols and their significance.

(ii) Variables –simple variables array variables. (D) Basic Languages: Input/output commends, assignment, if then, if then R Statements, for Next statement, GOTO, on GOTO STOP interactions, swapping, ascending and descending order also arrays DIM command. Data Types : Integer, Real double precision files: Data fields, records, data files, program file sequential files, random files etc. Basic aspects with special emphasis on applied aspects as related to medicine, electricity, sound, pressure, properties of solids and liquids and magnetism. (Biomechanics. Electronics – Basic principles with special reference to applied aspects as related to medicine. 6. Basic aspects of computers and computer language. The lecture courses should cover all aspects of computers so as to enable the candidate to do simple programming Electricity And Electrostatics:

(a) Simple electron theory of conduction's.

(b) Resistance.

(d) Properties of electric charge.

(e) Capacitor.

(f) Electronic potential/potential difference (PD).

(g) Types of AC/DC.

(h) Basic of Ac/Circuits. Magnetism/Electro-magnetism/Electromagnetic induction:

(a) Magnetic poles/Fields/ flux and in flux density.

(b) Magnetic field due to a straight and circular coil wire.

(c) The AC transforme. PAPER II Cardiacv Catheterization: Normal Physiology 63¼98½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Vascular Resistance Vascular Heart disease.

(1) Stennotic Lesions

(2) Regurgitate Lesions. Congenital Heart Disease

(1) Acyanotic obstructive & Left to Right Shunt

(2) Cyanotic CHD Cardiac Output L.V. Function assessment Coronary Graft Angio Coronary Graft Angio Oxygen consumption calculation Exercise and Cath PTCA (Percutan Transmural coronary Angiography) Valvuloplasty

(i) Mitral Valvuloplasty.

(ii) Aortic Valvuloplasty.

(iii) Pulmonary Valvuloplasty. IABP (Intra Aortic Balloon pump) CPR Pressure recording Care of the patient following cardiac catheterization Post – Angioplaty care post valvuloplasty cares Pre-cath evaluation with check lists Pre PTCA evaluation with check lists Pre – Valvulo plasty evaluation check lists Emergency cardiac cath and coronary angiogram Permanent Pace Maker implantation after care Radiology

7. Single plain

8. Bi- plain.

9. DSA.

10. angulations. Film developing/processing Specific to this Speciality: Instrumentation and their circuits as related to the speciality. The candidate should be given training to enable him to identify the defect if any instrument goes out of order and to rectify the simple defects. The candidate should be trained in all the techniqued in the concerned specialty. He should be able to do the procedure Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼99½ independently and know the normal and abnormal pattern of the tests. The candidate should be taught basic aspects of anatomy, physiology of the concerned specialty account of disease states related to various test procedures to be taught. List of Practicals: ECG Recording pediatrics/Adult Patient. Operations, calibrations and servicing of ECG. Recording of Holter/Stress ECG. ECG Monitoring of Patients in ICCU. Ambulatory B.P. Monitoring. Operations of 2-D Echo/M.Mode Doppler and CFM system and its maintenance. Operation of TEE and its maintenance. Operation of blood oxymeter, ventilator and ABG Machine. Operation of Tagarno and its maintenance. ICCU Monitoring. Control of film processing and developing. Other practical in assisting in temporary Pace-Maker and Permanent Pace-Maker etc. Schedule-18 [see regulation 41(2)] Syllabus of Diploma in Emergency & Trauma CareTechnology FIRST YEAR TOPICS

1. Anatomy & Physiology

2. Microbiology, Elementary Pathology

3. Hygiene, Nutrition, Nutritional Disease

4. Biomedical Waste Mgt

5. First Aid

6. Disaster Mgt

7. Elementary Nsg

8. General Pharmacology

9. Human relations

10. Community Health Nsg& Communicable diseases:

11. Hygiene chemicals and its use

12. Equipment management SECOND YEAR

1. Med-Sur Nsg

2. Pharmacology 63¼100½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½

3. Med- Surg Nsg

4. Specialities - Eye - ENT - Skin - Mental Health &Psychiatric Nursing - Radiology - Physiotherapy, Occupational therapy and Rehabilitation 127 FIRST YEAR PAPER DURATION OF STUDY SUBJECTS DURATION OF PAPER MARKS PAPER I 105 Anatomy & Physiology 03 HRS 30 100 15 Microbiology, Elementary Pathology 15

41.25 Hygiene, Hygiene chemicals and its usesNutrition ,Nutritional Disease 10

8.25 Biomedical Waste Mgt 5 120 First Aid 10

7.5 Disaster Mgt 5 INTERNAL ASSESMENT 25 PAPER II 206.25 Elementary Nsg, 03 HRS 40 100

37.5 General Pharmacology 10

11.25 Human relations 5

37.5 Community Health Nsg&Communicable diseases: 10

7.5 Equipment management 10 INTERNAL ASSESMENT 25 Practical 600 Fundamental Nsg - Bed making & Tray setting 03 HRS 40 100 Medical Equipment 10 First Aid - Bandaging, Casualty Carriage Thomas splint 25 Ward Marks 25 SECOND YEAR PAPER DURATION OF STUDY SUBJECTS DURATION OF PAPER MARKS Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼101½ PAPER I 225 Med-Sur Nsg 03 HRS 55 100 75 Pharmacology 20 INTERNAL ASSESMENT 25 PAPER II

187.5 Med- SurgNsg 03 HRS 25 100

112.5 Specialities - Eye, ENT, Skin , Mental Health & Psychiatric Nursing, Radiology, Physiotherapy, Occupational therapy and Rehabilitation, Obstetrics 50 INTERNAL ASSESMENT 25 Practical 600 Med-SurgNsg (Advanced procedure 03 HRS 75 100 INTERNAL ASSESMENT 25 Schedule-19 [see regulation 41(2)] Syllabus of Diploma in Optometry Technology FIRST YEAR TOPICS

1. General Anatomy & Physiology

2. Ocular Anatomy

3. Ocular Physiology

4. Physical Optics

5. Prism & Lenses

6. Retinoscopy & Refraction Technique

7. Transposition

8. Refractive Error SECOND YEAR TOPICS

1. Disease of Eye

2. Diagnostic Instrument

3. Pharmacology. Pathology & Microbiology

4. Mechanical Optics

5. Public Health

6. Community Ophthalmology 63¼102½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ SYLLABUS FOR DIPLOMA IN OPTOMETRY FIRST YEAR Paper Duration of Subjects Study {Hrs.) Duration of Paper Marks Paper I 50 General Anatomy & Physiology 3 Hrs. 15 100 300 Ocular Anatomy 30 Ocular Physiology 30 INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 25 Paper Duration of Study (Hrs.) Subjects Duration of Paper Marks Physical Optics 10 Prism & Lenses 15 Retinoscopy & Refraction 15 250 Technique 3 Hrs. 100 Paper II Transposition 10 Refractive Error 30 INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 20 PRACTICAL Paper Duration of Subjects Duration of Marks Study (Hrs.) Paper Practica l General Anatomy & Physiology 15 600 Ocular Anatomy & Physiology 30 3 Hrs. 100 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼103½ I Physical & Physiological Optics 30 WARD MARKS 25 SYLLABUS FOR DIPLOMA IN OPTOMETRY SECOND YEAR Paper Duration of Study (Hrs.) Subjects Duration of Paper Marks Paper I 350 Disease of Eye 45 100 Diagnostic Instrument 3 Hrs. 20 Pharmacology, Pathology & 10 Microbiology INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 25 Paper Duration of Study (Hrs.) Subjects Duration of Paper Marks 1 Paper II Mechanical Optics 3 Hrs. 45 100 250 Public Health 10 Community Ophthalmology 20 INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 25 63¼104½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Paper Duratio n of Study (Hrs.) Subjects Durati on of Paper Marks Practica l 600 Disease of Eye 20 100 Mechanical Optics 3 Hrs. 20 Diagnostic Instrument 15 Pharmacology, Pathology & 10 Microbiology Community Ophthalmology 10 WARD MARKS I 25 Schedule-20 [see regulation 41(2)] Syllabus of Diploma in Perfusion Technology FIRST YEAR PAPER-I Section-A- Brief and General Knowledge about

1. General Human Anatomy & Physiology

2. Anatomy of Heart Lung Blood Vessel, Kidney, liver, Nervous system, Endocrine system, circulation, Physics, factors endolgy, blood supply of visual organs.

3. Heart as Pump & Cardiac cycle

4. Blood, its components and Haemostatic

5. Pharmacology of commonly used medicine e.g. Inotropes, antiarrythmics

6. Conduction system of the Heart.

7. Excretory function and Acid Base Balance (Electrolyte balance) PAPER-II

1. Heart blocks and Pacemaker

2. Respiration, Gas Exchange & Diffusion

3. E.C.G and Defibrillation Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼105½

4. Rheumatic heart disease pathology and surgery

5. Ischemic heart disease –(Pathology and Surgical Management)

6. Acyanotic Congenital Heart Disease-(Pathology and Surgery)

7. Cyanotic Congenital Heart Disease-(Pathology and Surgery)

8. Method of Sterilization –Definitions, Types, Methods, Central Sterilization

9. Asepsis and Theatre techniques

10. Liver function tests.

11. Endocrine system, catecho lamine, adrano cotical Hormones

12. Pharmacology- Intropes +Vasoprssin Vasodilators+ Hypotehsive agents Treatment of HT Plasma expanders-volume expanders Anti-arrgythmic agent Anesthetic agent+muscle relaxant Anticoagulant Drugs affecting coagulation Thramobolytics Steroids Buffers Diuretics Insulin, Antiboitics SECOND YEAR PAPER-I

1. Types of Oxygenators and some common Oxygenators.

2. Heat Exchangers, Filters and Resevoirs

3. Aortic and Arterial Cannuae.

4. Venous Cannulae and techniques.

5. Priming fluids, PCV

6. Calculation of BSA, Circulating PCV, SVR.

7. Myocardial preservation+Cardioplegia

8. Safety devices

9. Complication during CPB+management

10. Blood conservation + Perfusion

11. Oxygen Preservation, ECMO 63¼106½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ PAPER-II

1. Technique of Cardiopulmonary Bypass

2. Cardioplegia, additives & techniques.

3. Hypothermia, Circulatory arrest and Homeostatics Management.

4. Body reponse of extracorporeal circulation and complication of C.P.B.

5. Ultra filtration during Cardiopulmonary Bypass.

6. Emergency during Cardiopulmonary Bypass.

7. Perfusion Technology for Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery

8. Perfusion for aortic surgery.

9. Comlication during CPB+ Management. DIPLOMA IN PERFUSIO TECHNOLOGY PRACTICAL Maximum Marks-100 Minimum Marks-50 Division of Marks Log Books of cases (Procedures- Observe, Assist & under supervision) -10 Marks Internal Assessment -30 Marks Vivaa) Internal -30 Marks b) External -30 Marks Syllabus for practical Cardio Thoracic Perfusionist

1. Handling of sterile components/ Maintenance of sterile environment in OT

2. Priming of circuit

3. Assembly of circuit

4. Leakage detection

5. Air bubble removal

6. Roller pump calibration

7. Wet runs

8. Monitoring parameters

9. sampling and data recording

10. Drug management during cardiopulmonary Bypass

11. Equipment maintenance

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13. Technique of Cardiopulmonary By pass

14. Blood Gas Analyzer

15. Ventilation and Termination of CPB

16. Cardiac Support- IABP, Pacemaker, degibrillator, Infusion Pump, Central monitor, ECG machine

17. Sterilization and disinfection of Operation Theatre, ICU, Instruments.

18. Positioning of patients in various operations

19. Preparation of instruments on trolley for Cardio thoracic Surgery operations. a) Cardiac Surgery b) Thoracic Surgery c) Vasuclar Surgery

20. In order of eligible candidate should Observe 50 procedures Assist 20 procedures Perform under supervision 15 procedures

21. Machines used in Cardio thoracic Operation Theatre- Their uses and maintenance a) Monitor b) Operation Table c) Electro Surgical Unit(Cautery) d) Operation Lights e) Bronchoscope f) Esophagoscope g) TEE h) Fiber optic scopes i) Sterilizers Schedule-21 See regulation 45, 47, 52 & 54 Charges and fees Various charge and fees -

1. Application fee for recognition 500/-

2. Inspection fees for recognition 30000/-

3. Inspection by third Inspector or Registrar 25000/-

4. Re-inspection (Per Year) 25000/-

5. Registration fee for trained personnel 2000/-

6.Registration fee on Reciprocal Basis 63¼108½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½

(i) For all the candidates registered with other State Councils. 3000/-

(ii) For all the candidates qualified from other Countries. 10000/-

7.Fee for Renewal after every five years of Registration and extra qualification 1500/-

8.Tuition Fees (to be charged from student’s by the institution per year) 35000/-

9. Enrolment fee per candidate 500/-

10. EXAMINATION FEES per student (including marks sheet} 1000/-

11.Revaluatiion fee per paper 500/-

12. Re-Totaling for one Subject 200/-

13. Reappearing of failure Candidates 250/-

14. For documents-

(i) Fee for issue of Duplicate Mark Sheet 200/-

(ii) Issue of Duplicate Registration Certificate 500/-

(iii) Issue of Duplicate Diploma Certificates 500/-

(iv) Urgent Fees 1000/-

15. Late fee for examination 250/-

16. Late fee for registration 1000/-

17. Late fee for renewal of registration 500/- (per year) Schedule-22 (see regulation 53) Equipments required for Diploma in Physiotherapy

1. Detharm 500d

2. T.N.S.

3. C.P.M.

4. Musscle Stimulator

5. Lumber Traction

6. Wax Bath Medium

7. Wax Bath Small Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼109½

8. Wax bath Large

9. Ultra Sound

10. Intra Red Lamp

11. Cervical Traction

12. Shoulder Wheel

13. Cycle

14. Quardice Exercise

15. Chain with LI Kg. wt.

16. Wrist / Elbow Exercise Wooden

17. Hydrcoluter Schedule-23 (see regulation 53) Equipments required for Diploma in Medical Laboratory Technology Refrigerator -- 01 Centrifuge -- 02 Microscope -- 10 Hand lens -- 02 microtome -- 01 Histokinetic -- 01 Spirit lamps -- 10 Sahli’s Hemoblobinometer -- 10 Hot air oven working -- 01 Stabilizers -- 01 Analytical balance -- 01 Chemical balance -- 01 Certified weight box -- 01 pH meter -- 01 Hot plates -- 02 Dessicator -- 01 Incubator (2' x 3') -- 01 Timers -- 01 Thermostatic water bath -- 02 Improved Triple ruled neubauer Counting chamber -- 10 Safety spectacles -- 02 Charts and Models Chemicals and Stains -- as per standard 63¼110½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Tripod stand and burner -- 05 Autoclave -- 01 VDRL Shaker -- 01 VDRL Slide -- 05 Loviband comparators -- 01 Bacterial loop -- 10 Thermometer up to 2000 C -- 02 Candle Filter -- 01 Charts: Models showing regions / parts of human body. 2 sets of Histological slides and which are mentioned in the syllabus. Skeleton -- 01 Sets of individual bones -- 01 Blood group antigens: anti-A, anti-B, anti-D lancets -- 01 boxes Westergrins tubes -- 05 Wintrobe's tubes -- 05 Capillary tubes (Heparinised & Plain) -- 03 boxes each Petridishes (diff. sizes) -- 50 Pauster pipettes -- 50 Adjustable micro pipettes -- 01 Funnels - different sizes -- 10 Beakers - different sizes -- 10 Measuring jars - different sizes -- 10 Conical flasks -- 10 Round bottom flask -- 10 Watch glass -- 50 Volumetric flask -- 10 Test Tube holder -- 20 Centrifuge Tubes -- 50 Folin Wu Tubes -- 10 Test tube racks -- 20 Serological Pipettes -- 20 Glass rods (Diff. sizes) -- 20 Rubber gloves -- 01 box Surgical gloves -- 01 boxes Rubber teats (diff. sizes) -- 10 Nos. Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼111½ Dropper bottles -- 20 Schedule-24 (see regulation 53) Equipments required for Diploma in MRI Technology MINIMUM 1.5 TESLA MRI machine – one (COMPLETE SYSTEM) Schedule-25 (see regulation 53) Equipments required for Diploma in Medical X-Ray Technology Mobile X-Ray machine – one Fixed 500 MA X-Ray machine – one Fixed 300 MA X-Ray machine – one CR/DR system – one Cassettees and Hangers in adequate number Schedule-26 (see regulation 53) Equipments required for Diploma in Dental Mechanics Technology

1. Mean value articulators

2. Semi-adjustable articulators

3. Dental flasks with clamps

4. Acrylisers

5. Vacuum - mixer

6. Vibrator

7. Cast -drying oven

8. Centre grinder / palatal trimmer

9. Lab hand piece with micro motor

10. Hanging motors

11. High speed lathe

12. Casting machine with crucible

13. Casting furnace

14. Casting rings

15. Sandblaster

16. Model trimmer

17. Electrolytic polishing unit

18. Micro motors

19. Agar conditioner and duplicating flasks 63¼112½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½

20. Surveyors

21. Ceramic firing unit

22. Pindex die pin attaching unit

23. Die cutting unit

24. Denture finishing kit

25. Metal finishing kit

26. Ceramic restoration finishing kit Schedule-27 (see regulation 53) Equipments required for Dental Hygiene Technology A Laboratory / Dental Clinic / Dental Workshop well equipped with Dental Equipments, instruments and Materials used during the course of the study with adequate Patient inflow for training. a. al Chairs b. Ultrasonic scalers c. Han instruments d. Autoclave e. Details of IOPA amchine f. Panoramic machine g. Extra oral machine h. Automatic processor i. Mannual processing facilities j. Teaching aids like OHP, LCD, Charts models etc. Schedule-28 (see regulation 53) Equipments required for Diploma in Operation Theater Technology OT tables –hydraulic / electronic with lithotomy, kidney bridge facilities - 01 Ceiling mounted O.T. light - 01 Suction apparatus - 01 Autoclaves - 01 Sterilization bin - 01 Cautery machine - 01 Fumigation equipment for OT - 01 Boyles anesthetic machine - 01 OT instruments for all specialties - 01 set each Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼113½ Pulse oximeter - 01 ECG monitors - 01 Defibrillators - 01 Ambo bags Ventilator - 01 Central oxygen, nitrous oxide from manifold rooms C-arm with image intensifier and necessary protective equipment 63¼114½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Schedule-29 (see regulation 53) Equipments required for Diploma in Dialysis Technology A dialysis unit consisting of a hall to accommodate the 5 HD machines and the following:

(a)Complete water treatment system comprising of Pre-filter, Carbon filter, Softener, R.O. unit and storage tank 1 full system to run 5 HD machines

(b)Stabilized power supply supported by generator in case of power failure 3 KVA machine

(c)Split A/C with false roof (optional) 3 tons

(d)Individual servo controlled stabilizer (3 KVA each) 5 nos.

(e)Complete electrical wiring from main supply to machine and generator to machine (Emergency) as required

(f)Complete external plumbing work, from water source to R.O. unit from R.O. unit to the machines 2 booster pumps. ITEM NO. USAGE a) H.D. Machines 02 for regular patients b) H.D. Machines 01 for Isolation patients c) CRRT Machine 01 for ICU dialysis SL. NO. EQUIPMENTS QTY. HAEMODIALYSIS UNIT

1. Cardiac Monitor 01

3. Defibrillator 01

4. Humidifier 04

5. Glucometer 02

6. Weighing Machine 01 Schedule-30 (see regulation 53) Equipments required for Diploma in Orthopedic Technology

1. Plaster Cutter

2. Jhonson fracture table Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼115½

3. P.O.P. – Plaster

4. P.O.P. Bandage

5. Fibre Caste

6. Plaster Technique Manual

7. Plaster Spreader

8. Steel Bowel

9. Plaster Bowel Stand

10. View Box Schedule-31 (see regulation 53) Equipments required Diploma in E.C.G. Technology ECG MACHINES COMPLTE WITH LEADS -2 Schedule-32 (see regulation 53) Equipments required Diploma in Ultrasound Technology

11. Color Doppler Machine with 3probes --1

12. Recording System --1

13. A.C. Examination Room with couch.etc. --1 Schedule-33 (see regulation 53) Equipments required Diploma in Blood Bank Technology S. No. Name of the Equipment Specifications Qty 1 Donor Chair Fully upholstered and cushioned to provide comfortable position Variable position and heights for either arm as well reclining body position Smooth shifting from headlow feet high position to any intermediate position with push 2 63¼116½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ button provision. Mobile on wheels with single break lock system and foot control. Better model for demonstration and approval. 2 Bedside Locker 405 X 405 X 820 mm. M S body power coated – S S Top. One drawer, One locker box 2 rear twin type casters 50 mm diameter 2 pedestal Stands in front. 4 3 Sphygmoma nometer ISI standard 3390

99.9% pure mercury Error tolerance ± 3 mm Hg. Micro filter for long life Precision air release valve Cuff with 2 tubes, rubber bladder Metal face plate with easy to read upto 300 mm Hg, Yellow scale Mercury lock for storage, transport, maintenance. Cleaning device for glass tube PVC zipper case 4 4 Stethoscope Multiplicity Adult chest piece Ultrasensitive diaphragm for greater amplification.. Color co-ordinated non-chill bell and snap on ring to retain diaphragm for patient comfort. 4 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼117½ Suitable case for protection with 2 spare diaphragms and air tips. Extra thick tubing wall with ID Tag 3 years warranty. 5 Recovery bed Semi fowler bed. 3 Section Mattress. (HDP – 40 density, 100 mm thick foam covered with cloth backed Rexene of superior quality). M S powder coated main frame 1 fixed foldable crank handles. ABS head and foot boards, with Indian Rubbished castors, two with brake, without IV Bottle rod. 1 Schedule-34 (see regulation 53) Equipments required Diploma in CT Scan Technology Multisplice C.T. Scan Machine with Recording system --1 System Room should be as per BARC norms and airconditioned. Schedule-35 (see regulation 53) Equipments required Diploma in Endoscopy Technology Well equipped operation theater gastroduodenoscope , colonoscope , bronchoscope , drugs used in these procedures , Almirah for keeping these instruments, accessories for various procedures like biopsy forceps , bending instruments , dilators etc. Emergency tray with all medicine and primary emergency equipment. 63¼118½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Oxygen Cylinder cautary machine to prevent massive bleeding from any vessel. Schedule-36 (see regulation 53) Equipments required Diploma in E.E.G. Technology

1. EEG Machine (Analogue) -01

2. EEG Machine (digital) -01

3. EMG/NCV/EP Machine -01

4. Video EEG -01 Schedule-37 (see regulation 53) Equipments required Diploma in TMT Technology TMT machine , computer , bed for the patient , BP instruments , stethoscope , I.V drip sets , I.V fluids , drugs and equipments required in emergency in TMT room , electrodes , ECG jelly. Air conditioner Oxygen cylinder Cardiac defibrilater Schedule-38 (see regulation 53) Equipments required Diploma in Cath lab Technology Cath lab machine complete with all accessories installed as per BARC norms in A.C. room. Schedule-39 (see regulation 53) Equipments required Diploma in Emergency & Trauma Care Technology S. No. Name of Equipment 1 C-Arm Image Intensifier Hkkx 4 ¼x½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 63¼119½ 2 3 D Ultrasonography 3 500 MA X-ray 4 CT Scan 5 100 MA portable X-ray 6 O.T. Table 7 Cautery Machine 8 O.T. ceiling light 9 High Vaccum Suction Machine 10 Anaesthesia Machine with Monitor 11 Standard Ventilator 12 Pneumatic tourniquet 13 General surgical instrument 14 Spinal surgical instrument 15 Thoracotomy instrument 16 Faciomaxillary instrument 17 Power drill and power saw 18 Craniotomy instrument 19 Splints and traction 20 ABC Machine 21 Automatic bio-analyser 22 Defibrillator 23 Operating Microscope 24 Operating headlights 25 Fowler's bed 26 Rehabilitation equipment 27 Blood equipment 28 Ventilator 29 Monitor 30 Laminar air flow 31 Manifold system 32 Electricity back-up 33 Bed Matress + Linen 34 E.C.G. Machine Schedule-40 (see regulation 53) Equipments required for Diploma In Optometry Technology Snellen's Charts Refraction units Torches Direct Ophthalmoscopes 63¼120½ jktLFkku jkt&i=] fnlEcj 8] 2014 Hkkx 4 ¼x½ Indirect Ophthalmoscope Slit Lamp Keratometer O.T. Lights Sterilization Unit / Autoclaves O.T. Tables / Trolleys Boyles apparatus Dressing Bins Tonometer schiots A Scan Biometry Operating microscopes Autorefractometer Furniture for Out-patient room, offices, class rooms, Library, Wards etc. Schedule-41 (see regulation 53) Equipments required Diploma in Perfusion Technology Heart lung machine complete with all accessories. By order of the Council, uhrw ck:iky] Registrar. Government Central Press, Jaipur

In exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) and (2) of section 42 of the Rajasthan Para-medical Council Act, 2008 (Act No. 25 of 2008), the State Government hereby makes the following rules for the purpose of carrying out the provisions of the said Act, namely

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