When entering a new organization, you should treat superiors with respect. To give respect to others, you must first respect yourself. Some rules to follow include being disciplined, punctual, and having decent behavior. When interacting with others, consider their cultural customs with greetings and addressing people appropriately. Manners are important, such as avoiding talking with food in your mouth at the dining table. In the classroom, students should keep it clean and not move or displace furniture. Mobile phones are not permitted inside the college campus.

1. Orientation to

2. Whenever you enter any new organization you are observed
by one participants in the group
You are expected to treat those who are above you or
superior to you as staff and senior college mates with
respect.
In order to give respect to other, your self respect is most
important. You have to respect yourself.

4. RULES AND REGULATIONS…
 DISCIPLINE
 Sincerity
 Punctuality
 Simplicity
 decent behavior
 neat dressing

5. RULES TO BE FOLLOWED
Extend a greeting first “ Good Morning” or any other
appropriate word or words –adding the name of the one whom
you greet helps your relationship with that person e.g. ‘Good
Morning Miss Lalitha”

6. Make a point to attend all the college functions. If you are
unable to do so then inform the organizer of the function or the
class-coordinator.
If you have not heard any part of the conversation , ask the
speaker to repeat by using ‘Pardon’-’ I beg you Pardon’-
‘Pardon me’ rather than ‘what’ ‘Huh”

7. Develop the ability and the art of being an interested,
appreciative listener.
When any help is given to you, you graciously acknowledge it
by saying “ Thank You”.

8. Do your best to be punctual for the classes meetings and
appointments'. By chance you are late, then offer apologies to
the teacher, to the chairman or others in charge of meeting.
Knock the closed door and wait till you are asked to come in.
Do not enter the room of another person in absence.
Give way to others who are busy and whose time is valued and
precious

9. Step aside permitting another to proceed you- e.g through a
door way or a passage. If the passage is small and two
persons cannot pass through, you pause, or stand aside and
let the others pass first.
Acknowledge a person of authority who approaches you and
speaks to you by rising from your seat.
Rise when some one comes to your chair or desk to speak to
you.
Rise when someone of respect enters a room. You remain
standing until you are acknowledged.

10. ONESELF

11. LOOK AT YOURSELF ALL THE TIME
You must look at yourself as you are.
You must accept yourself as you learn to live with
yourself.

12. By looking back and reviewing your home, school
background, you will understand better the source of
your weakness and strengths. By this you will learn to
overcome your weakness and then you will do your best
to overcome your weakness.
Be comfortable and love oneself.
Life places on you the responsibility of reaching your
goal.
You will acquire independent thinking by learning to think
for yourself and making own decisions.

13. You may have to adjust to life and its environment as
best as you can.
In life we have enough competition to bring out our
best efforts enough , failure to challenge our abilities.

14. ME , MYSELF AND I
Me is self centered – It says ‘let me do as I please’
‘let me have what I want from other’.
The profession of nursing requires “ME” to step back and
to share credit with others which you would like to claim
just for me.
Myself is a social centered self : It thinks of people
around , it is always thinking of others around you.

15. HOW TO DEAL WITH OTHERS
We all have our own culture and social customs.
When dealing with others we have to consider their social
customs and culture.
Culture and customs vary due to geographical location,
nationality, religion, educational standards.
Greeting is beginning of all cordial relationship. It helps in
establishing rapport.

16. How do you do? how are you? Good morning, good afternoon.
A respected person a superior or an employer is not called by
the first name. e.g when calling on the telephone you should
give your full name at once. ‘This is Miss Padma calling ’.
Ask for the person with whom you want to speak “ may I
speak to Mrs Rao”.

17. HINTS TO REMEMBER WHEN USING A HOSPITAL PHONE
State the department first when answering ‘female medical
ward’ –Miss Padma speaking.
Answer telephone on a hospital ward promptly.
Usually telephone talks are handled by senior person
therefore consult a senior person when taking a message
concerning a patient , calling the Dr. or making calls for
patients.

18.  Manners at the dinning table- AVOID
 Talking with food in your mouth.
 Eating in a noisy manner.
 Putting dirty spoons on table.
 Discussing the tastelessness of food.
 Removing the food that is too hot from the mouth
 Continuing to cough or choke. If a drink of water does no
correct the difficulty then excuse yourself and leave the
table.
 Removing particles of food from the mouth cavities and
from in between teeth.
 Eating food very fast
 Signing at dining table.

19. CLASS ROOM :
o Class room that belongs to YOU
o Duty keep it Clean
o Eating snacks / taking lunch inside the class rooms or
along corridors are not permitted.
o Writing on walls, pillars, bath rooms, furniture or black
boards is strictly prohibited.
 Furniture in the class rooms should not be moved or
displaced.
 Students are advised to switch off fans and lights
when they leave the class rooms.
 Students are not allowed to attend classes or any
college function wearing shorts, dhotis etc.

20. MOBILE PHONES:
o Students are not permitted to possess or use Mobile
Phones inside the college campus.