IMCI Flashcards
What are the danger signs stated in IMCI?
- Lethargy unconsciousness
- Vomiting
- Convulsions
- Inability to drink or breastfeed
[Classify the dehydration]
Abnormally sleepy or difficult to awaken,
sunken eyes,
drinks poorly,
skin pinch goes back slowly
Severe dehydration
Any 2
[Classify the dehydration]
Restless irritable, sunken eyes, drinks eagerly, thirsty
Some dehydration
[Classify the dehydration]
blood in stool
dysentery
[Management]
A 2 year old child living in a cholera-endemic place presenting with severe dehydration. What will you do
- Give Tetracycline
2. Refer urgently to the hospital
[Management]
Child with some dehydration
- Continue feeding
2. Follow-up after 5 days
[Management]
Child with dysentery
Treat for 5 days with Co-trimoxazole; return after 2 days
[Management]
In Plan A, what is the amount given after each loose stool for age <24 months old?
50 to 100 mL
ORS = 500mL/day
[Management]
In Plan A, what is the amount given to a 2-10 year old child after each loose stool
100 to 200mL
ORS = 1000mL/day
[Management]
In plan B, the amount of fluid needed is ___
Weight in kg x 75
[Management]
How will you hydrate an 11 month old child with severe dehydration?
For <12 months old
- 30mL/kg for 1 hour
- 70mL/kg for 5 hours
[Management]
How will you hydrate a 13 month old child with severe dehydration
For > 12 months old
- 30mK/kg for 30 mins
- 70mL/kg for 2.5 hours
What is the glucose content of reformulated ORS (mmol/L)
75
Na = 75mmol/L
In patients with acute diarrhea, how many mg of Zn will you give?
10-20mg Zinc per day for 10-14 days