| 1 |
Registration of pregnant women, married women in reproductive age group, and children through systematic home visits and at the clinics; |
| 2 |
Categorization of the eligible couples according to the number of children and age of mothers; |
| 3 |
Care of pregnant women during the period of pregnancy; |
| 4 |
Advice on nutrition to expectant and nursing mothers; |
| 5 |
Distribution of iron and folic acid tablets to pregnant women and nursing mothers and Vitamin A solution to children; |
| 6 |
Immunization of pregnant women with tetanus toxoid; |
| 7 |
Conducting about 50% deliveries in her intensive area (covering about 3000 population); |
| 8 |
Referral cases of abnormal pregnancy and case with medical and gynaecological problems to hospital; |
| 9 |
Supervision of deliveries conducted by traditional dais (birth attendants). |
| 10 |
Referral of case of difficult labout and new borns with abnormalities and helping them to get institutional care and providing follow-up care to patitnet referred to or discharged from hospital; |
| 11 |
Conducting post delivery visits for each delivery case and rendering advice regarding feeding of the new born; |
| 12 |
Giving family planning education to couples and motivating them for the same; |
| 13 |
Distribution of conventional contraceptives to the couples and helping prospective adopters in getting family planning services; |
| 14 |
Identification of cases that require medical help for termination of pregnancy, providing information on the availability of services and referring them to the nearest appropriate institution; |
| 15 |
Arranging and helping the MO and LHV in conducting MCH and family planning clinics at the sub-centres. |
| 16 |
Educating mothers individually and in groups in better family health including MCH and family planning, nutrition, immunization, hygiene and minor ailments; |