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Quick Scroll A 3-year-old male child is referred from primary health cent 04.27.04 (4 years ago) #1
A 3-year-old male child is referred from primary health center to the pediatric emergency with the diagnosis of very severe pneumonia. The following criteria are essential for diagnosis of very severe pneumonia as per ARI programme, except:
A. Respiratory rate 48 per minute
B. Central cyanosis
C. Inability to feed
D. Extensive crepitations on chest auscultations
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Extensive crepitations on chest auscultations
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extensive chest crepts on auscultation.
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the abscence of the crepitions is more imp. than its prescence..when the evidence of their prescence previously is there................it indicates that child has fatigued himself by the work of breathing.....even subcostal recession and chest indrawing may b absent...this should not lead to an erraneous exclusion of pneumonia in a child when other mentioned signs are present.
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Quick Scroll 12.11.04 (3 years ago) #5
so wat wud be ans then?
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Quick Scroll re:question 12.25.04 (3 years ago) #6
i believe the moderator is right. just listen and shut up!
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HELLO BETTER MIND UR LANGUAGE MAN.
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Quick Scroll 01.15.05 (3 years ago) #8
so what is the answer ...thanks
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the answer shud be d....
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acute respiratory illness control programme considers following criteria-

-COUNT BREATHS IN ONE MINUTE-fast breathing defined as.............
>60/min----<2 months
>50/min-----2 months to 12 months
>40/min-----1 to 5 years

-LOOK FR CHEST INDRAWING

-LOOK AND LISTEN FOR STRIDOR

-LOOK FR WHEEZE

-SEE IF CHILD IS ABNORMALLY SLEEPY OR DIFFICULT TO WAKE

-FEEL FOR FEVER OR LOW BODY TEMPERATURE

-CHECK FOR SEVERE MALNUTRITION

-CYANOSIS
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