BTSC OT Assistant Syllabus 2025: Check Paper Pattern, Official PDF Download Link Available

• Introduction of the Subject, Terminology & Various Plains
• Head & Neck
• Thorax
• Abdomen & Pelvis
• Upper Limb
• Lower Limb
• Urogenital System

• Introduction of the Subject & General Considerations
• Gastro-intestinal Tract [GIT]
• Cardiovascular System [CVS]
• Respiratory System
• Haematology including Anaemia
• Nervous System [CNS & PNS]
• Endocrine Glands [Thyroid, Para-Thyroid, Pituitary, Pancreas, Adrenals, etc]
• Fenito – Urinary System

• Introduction of the subject, Various Terminology, Histroy & Scheme of Microbiology
• Distribution of microorganisms and their classification
• Bacteriology
• Infection
• Immunity & its Classification
• Principles of collection, handling, preservation, and transport
• Sterilization, Disinfection, Antisepsis, Asepsis, Fumigation, Common Disinfectants & Antiseptics
• Short-term/long-term hazards of working inside the Operation Theatre complex and their prophylaxis

• Basic Biochemistry of Carbohydrates, Protein, fat, Vitamins
• Antioxidants and trace elements

• Cleaning, dusting, bed making and operation table setting in OT Dress
• Preoperative case and transfer conscious, unconscious bed
• Ryle’s tube insertion and urinary catheterization
• Pulling out of the dress of the patient to expose the site of operation before/ after general as well as regional Anaesthesia (Conscious patients)
• Making various postures of the patient for a particular operation and care of head, eyes, nose, pinns, breast & genitalia during operation
• Opening of sterile wrapped pasking, care of sterilized instruments and trolley setting
• Hand washing and wearing of sterilized gown and gloves
• Pre-operative skin scrubbing of operable sites and patient draping
• Care of patients during operations
• Moral & Ethical Duties of OT Technician
• Post-operative dressing and bandaging wounds and care of the drains
• Transfer of the operated patient with due care and cover from the operation table
• Vital signs
• Post-anaesthesia/ post-operative nursing care
• Legal responsibilities of the OT Technician

• Diabetes mellitus
• Typhoid Fever
• Hepatitis B
• HIV/ AIDS
• Renal failure
• Cardiovascular and Neurological diseases
• Importance of having knowledge of various medical diseases
• History taking in brief, physical examination
• Hypertension, Valvular heart diseases, heart Failure
• Pulmonary Tuberculosis, other of Tuberculosis
• Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases

• Various incisions and operations for Neurological diseases and spin region
• ENT surgery
• Thyroid and related surgery of the neck
• Various incisions and operations of the Thorax
• GIT surgery: Both Emergency & Elective
• Hepatobiliary surgery
• Urogenital surgery
• Limb surgery
• Pediatri & Plastic-cum-Reconstructive surgery
• Orthopaedic surgery
• Post-operative dressing and bandaging

• Introduction to the subject including various techniques
• Various types of fluid, including blood, are used during the perianaesthetic period
• Pre-anaesthetic medication
• Anaesthetic gases and oxygen therapy
• Agents used as inhalation anaesthetic
• Intravenous anaesthetic agents and adjuvant
• Management of patent air way
• Muscle relaxants and their antidotes
• Local anaesthetic drugs and local anaesthesia
• Brachial plexus including common peripheral nerve blocks
• Spinal, saddle, epidural & caudal block
• Common anaesthetic accidents
• Role of OT technicians in the management of cardiac arrest in the OT complex
• Artificial ventilation and short concept of ICU
• Maintenance of OT and Anaesthetic equipment

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