IMCI

Question 1

IMCI developed by who-unicef to all developing countries

Answer 1

1995

Question 2

IMCI brought to the ph thru doh r 1,3,10,11

Answer 2

1997

Question 3

Integration of IMCI to nursing & midwifery curriculum

Answer 3

2001

Question 4

Integrated approach (one guidelines of managing) case process health center reduction the number of deaths

Answer 4

IMCI

Question 5

Imci is implemented in

Answer 5

First level facility

Question 6

Target of age of Imci

Answer 6

Below 5 yo

Question 7

Sick children birth up to 2 months

Answer 7

Sick young infant

Question 8

Sick children up to 2 months up to 5 yo

Answer 8

Sick child

Question 9

First thing to do in imci

Answer 9

Asses for symptoms

Question 10

Main symptom of pneumonia

Answer 10

Cough

Question 11

Main symptom of Malaria, measles, dengue

Answer 11

Fever

Question 12

Severe classification and for referral

Answer 12

Pink

Question 13

Outpatient treatment and can be manage in health center and house

Answer 13

Yellow

Question 14

Supportive home care, home management

Answer 14

Green

Question 15

Pink color what urgent intervention if the baby can’t take oral antibiotic

Answer 15

IM CMC (CHLORAMPHENICOL)

Question 16

If referral of in pink is not available give cmc for?

Answer 16

Every 12 h for 5 d

Question 17

Yellow guidelines two antibiotics

Answer 17

Cotrimaxazole , Amoxicillin

Question 18

First line antibiotics in yellow

Answer 18

Cotrimaxazole

Question 19

Cotri doses

Answer 19

Bid for 5d

Question 20

Amoxicillin doses

Answer 20

Tif for 5d

Question 21

Green guidelines

Answer 21

Counseling mother

Question 22

First guidelines

Answer 22

Ask mother

Question 23

Second step

Answer 23

cuva

Question 24

If has danger sign it is ? (Cuva)

Answer 24

Severe/pink

Question 25

Asses main symptom

Answer 25

CDFE ( COUGH, DIARRHEA, FEVER, EAT PROBLEM)

Question 26

Cob assessing for

Answer 26

Pneumonia

Question 27

G( general danger signs) C(chest indrawing) S(stridor)

Answer 27

Severe pneumonia

Question 28

Tachypnea <2m = 60 b/m 2 to 1yo= 50b/m >1yo to 5 yo= 40b/m

Answer 28

Pneumonia

Question 29

Yellow guidelines, when do u ask the pt to bring back pt?

Answer 29

2 days after

Question 30

Follow up for green guidelines if not improved

Answer 30

5 days

Question 31

If there is blood on stool it is called

Answer 31

Dysentery

Question 32

Cuva + DHN

Answer 32

Severe dehydration (pink)

Question 33

S/sx of DHN

Answer 33

some dehydration (yellow)

Question 34

No s of DHN but exp diarrhea

Answer 34

No dehydration

Question 35

Diarrhea follow up no improve (Yellow and green)

Answer 35

5 days

Question 36

Common in fever is ? And means very severe malaria

Answer 36

Stiff neck

Question 37

What to give in very severe malaria before referring to doctor

Answer 37

Quinine

Question 38

What to give if yellow guidelines if without malaria risk

Answer 38

Paracetamol

Question 39

Cuva, extensive mouth ulcers, clouding of cornea

Answer 39

Very severe febrile disease

Question 40

If severe complicated measles except from CHLORAMPHENICOL to boost immune system

Answer 40

Vitamin A

Question 41

Measles w eye or mouth complications give vit a and what

Answer 41

Tetracycline and gentian

Question 42

If dengue never give what

Answer 42

Aspirin

Question 43

Tender swelling behind the ear

Answer 43

Mastoiditis

Question 44

>14 days of ear problem

Answer 44

Chronic ear problem

Question 45

<14 days days

Answer 45

Acute ear problem

Question 46

Antibiotic if prone to anemic and prone to worm

Answer 46

Mebendazole