Title: CONTROL OF ACUTE RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTIONS
1CONTROL OF ACUTE RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTIONS
2- History taking
- Physical examination
3History taking
- Age
- Duration of illness
- Has the young infant stopped feeding?
- Any other illness
- H/o irregular breathing
4PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
- No of breaths/min
- Chest indrawing
- Stridor
- Wheeze
- Drowsiness
- Malnutrition
- Fever
- Cyanosis
5Fast breathing present , if
6CLASSIFICATION OF ILLNESS
- Child aged 2 months 5 yrs
- Very severe disease
- Severe pneumonia
- Pneumonia
- No pneumonia
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7- B . Illness of young infants (lt 2 months)
- a. Very severe disease
- b . Severe pneumonia
- c . No pneumonia
8Danger signs!! Child aged 2mths 5 yrs
9Danger signs !!(Young infants)
10TREATMENT2MONTHS 5 YRS
VERY SEVERE DISEASE
Refer to the hospital immediately
Intensive monitoring O2 therapy
Chloramphenicol im DOC
48hrs
No improvement
Improvement
Shift to oral Chloramphenicol X 10 days
Cloxacillin Gentamicin i. m
11Severe pneumonia
Benzyl Penicillin 50000 IU/Kg/dose 6 hrly
i.m. Or Ampicillin
50mg/kg/dose 6 hrly i.m
x48hrs Or Chloramphenicol 25mg / kg/dose 6 hrly
i.m
No improvement
Improvement
Change the antibiotic for the next 48hrs
Procaine Penicillin 50000IU/kg Once i.m.
Or Ampicillin
50mg/kg/dose 6hrly oral Or Chloramphenicol
25mg /kg/dose 6hrly oral
x 3 days
Continue Rx orally
Symptomatic Rx for fever ,wheezing Monitor
fluid and food intake Advice on home Mx
12Pneumonia
Cotrimoxazole
48 hrs
Improves
Worsens
Same
Continue Rx for the next 3 days
REFER immediately
Re-assess after 48 hrs
13YOUNG INFANT
Pneumonia
Start Rx with cotrimoxazole by Health worker and
refer
If pneumonia suspected , Rx with Benzyl Penicillin
- Keep the child warm and dry.
14 DOES NOT require any antibiotic treatment
No pneumonia in children
Advice to the mother
Symptomatic treatment and care at home
15PREVENTION OF ARI
- Improvement in living condition
- Better nutrition
- Reduction of smoke pollution
- Immunization
- Health Education
16THANK YOU