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ARI CASE ( Under 5) 2

The document outlines a detailed case assessment for a child under 5 years presenting with acute respiratory infection symptoms, including fever, cough, and difficulty breathing. It includes sections on general information, history of present illness, past medical history, antenatal and natal history, immunization status, family and dietary history, environmental factors, and a general and systemic examination. The summary concludes with a provisional diagnosis and treatment recommendations based on national program guidelines.

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ARI CASE ( Under 5) 2

The document outlines a detailed case assessment for a child under 5 years presenting with acute respiratory infection symptoms, including fever, cough, and difficulty breathing. It includes sections on general information, history of present illness, past medical history, antenatal and natal history, immunization status, family and dietary history, environmental factors, and a general and systemic examination. The summary concludes with a provisional diagnosis and treatment recommendations based on national program guidelines.

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11.

ARI CASE (UNDER 5)

1. GENERAL INFORMATION:
Name Age Sex
Address
Informant Reliability
2. PRESENTING COMPLAINTS:
Fever nunning nose, cough, sore throat, difficulty in breathing ,car problem

3. HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS


FEVER:
Onset
Duration
Type
Grade
Diumal variation
Associated with
COUGH: continuous / intermittent
with sputum/ without sputum
Other complaints:

4. PAST HISTORY
H/o Previous hospitalization
H/o Exanthematous fever
H/o wheeze, difficulty in breathing
Ho recurrent vomiting
Ho passing worms in motion
Ho recurrent URI
. H o ear discharge
H/o jaundice
H/o Contact with TB
H/o mouth ulcers
H/o Nasal flaring ( when the nose widens as the child breaths in)
H/o similar illness in sibling/peers

5. ANTENATAL HISTORY ( for child< l yr)


Registered yes /no
Immunization: TTI TT 2 TT booster
No. of antenatal visit 3 or more
H/o IFA tablets intake 100/ 200/ more
.HWo fever with rash yes/ no

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Bencficiary of ICDs
H/o exposure to
yes/ no
ionizing
radiation yes / no
.
History suggestive of
Pregnancy Induced
6. NATAL HISTORY( for child<
. Birth order
1 yr) Hypertension/CGestational Diabetes Meilitus
Gravida
Term/ pretem /para.Aiving. ../abortion
Nature of delivery normal
Institutional /home delivery instrumental/ caesarean
If home delivery ---conducted by
trained dai / doctor / untrained
7. POSTNATAL HISTORY
person, delivery kit used or not

Weight at birth
Baby cried immediately after birth
yes /no
Any complication of the new borm
Exclusive breast feeding :NICUTemperature/diarrhoea
Colostrum given yes/no
Artificial feeding/Prelacteal feeds given yes/no
Any h'o any infection

8. Immunization history:
Immunization card-present/absent

Fully immunized / partially immunized/


unimmunized
Vaccine
Age
Birth 6 weekss
Primary vaccination 10 weeks 14 weeks 9-12 months
BCG
Oral polio
DPT
emophilius Influenzae type B
iepatitis B
Measles first dose
Booster Doses
DPT Oral polio Measles second
+

dose 16 to 24 months

5 years
etanus toxoid (TT) At10 years and again at 16 years
Vitamin A 9,18, 24, 30, 36,42, 48, 54, 60 months
PTegnant women
Tetanus toxoid (PW) 1 dose As early as possible during pregnancy (first contact)
2 dose I month after 1* dose
Booster If previously vaccinated, within 3 years

9. Family history:

No. of family members/ Type of family


Any H/o consanguineous marriage

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H/o similar complaints in family members/siblings/peers
Details of family:

Name of Relationship Income


Marital
S.No family Age Sex to head of Education Occupation per
status
members family month

Type of family: Nuclear/ Joint/ Extended nuclear


Per capita Income/ month =
totalincome ofthefamily =Rs. °°°°°*° *°

Total no of family members


According to modified Kuppusamy scale the family belongs to . . . . .

10. Dietary history:

Prelacteal feeds
Breast feeding initiation
Duration of exclusive breast feeding

When started on complementary feeds/what?


Whether sending the child to ICDS - whether active beneficiary of ICDS ?

24 hour recall method


Energy Proteins
Name Morning Afternoon Evening Night
(K Cal) (gms)

Energy requirement Energy intake Energy deficit

Protein intake Protein deficit


Protein requirement

11. Environmental history:


Type of house: pucca/ kutcha
Overcrowding present or not:
Toilet: present/absent Type: sanitary /non sanitary Disposal: septic tank/ sewer
system/ open drain/ others
Ventilation: satisfactory/ not satisfactory
Lighting: satisfactory/ not satisfactory
.Kitchen: separate/not Fuel for abs nt
cooking:.. .. Exhaust for smoke:...present /

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Source of drinking water.
followed......
..

.Storage... ...Disinfection method


Waste water disposal (sullage)
of
--

soakage pit yes/ no


Presence
.
rodents/cockroaches/mosquito,ly breeding/pet animals
12. GENERAL EXAMINATION
Conscious, Comfortable, Oriented, Built, Nourishment, Fever, Anemia
(pallor), Jaundice (icterus),
Cyanosis, clubbing. Thyroid, edema/Pedal edema, Generalized
lymphadenopathy. Any toxic look in the
child? Alert or restless? Drowsy or comatose? Cold extremities?
Any congenital anomalies
Head to foot examination:

General appearance : Normal buil/'thin


built/sickly
Shape ofthe head: normal
Anterior fontanelle: normal or sunken
Eyes: sunken, conjunctiva dry
Nose flaring of alar nasi, normal breathing present?
Mouth: dry lips, tongue dry
Chest: chest indrawing present or normal chest wall movements
Abdomen : normal bowel sounds heard, any distension
Skin turgor: on pinching does it
go back slowly? (>2 seconds)
Thrist: increased?
Edema in dependent parts:
Urine flow: normal or decreased
Any signs of PEM present: flag sign, rachitic changes, mottled teeth etc
Vital Signs: Pulse: Temperature: RR:
Nutritional Assessment:
IAP Degree of malnutrition (based on weight for age)
Length/height_
Mid arm
(Mclaren/ Waterlow classification)
circumference (1 5 years): -

Head circumference (<l


Chest circumference (<l
year): _

year))_
13. SYSTEMIC EXAMINATION
AAMINATION OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSYTEM
Stridor -present/ absent
Chest Indrawing -present/ absent
uscultation -: breath sound --vesicular/ bronchial
Rhonchi present/ absent

EXAMINATI OF THE ABDOMEN; Organomegaly present /absent

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EXAMINATION OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSYTEM: S1 ,S2 heard
No murmur
EXAMINATION OF THE CNS normal

SUMMARY WITH POSITIVE AS WELL AS NEGATIVE FINDINGS...

PROVISIONAL DIAGNOSIS -- AR/Pneumonia / Severe Pneumonia/ No Pneumonia / severe diseae

TREATMENT - according to national program guidelines (standard case management)

ADVICE &CARE
INTERVENTION TO THE FAMILY - Look for similar case in the family and treat them (sibling in the

family)
INTERVENTION TO THE COMMUNITY --Look for similar case in the community and treat them

Immunization /vit A supplementation for children

Health education

NATIONAL PROGRAM .....objective / strategies..


HOW WILL YOUCONFIRM THE DIAGNOSIS
No Pneumonia Pneumonia Severe pneumonia| Very severe disease
cough and cold)
Signs No chest No chest Chest indrawing+ Not able to drink
indrawing indrawing Cyanosis + Convulsions
No
fast breathing Fast breathing+ Nasal flaring+ Abnormally sleepy
(<50-2monthsto Stridor
12 months) Severe malnutrition
(40 -12months
to 5 years)

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