Home/Search
Results for “augmentin”
13 protocols and 1 medicines found.
Protocols
13Acute Sinusitisسائنس کی سوزش
Sudden headache, usually one-sided and worse on leaning forward, with nasal discharge and sinus tenderness.
Brand and Generic Names: Analgesics, Antibiotics, Cardiac, CNS, Endocrine, GI, Respiratory (Reference)
Handwritten brand-to-generic lists. All brands and strengths from these lists are merged into the Medicines section, so a brand search finds them.
Bronchial Asthmaدمہ
Recurrent cough, breathlessness and wheeze, worse at night and with seasonal variation. Managed stepwise: counselling, basic drugs, then inhalers and specialist referral.
Burns
Wash with tap water, apply topical silver sulphadiazine, give NSAIDs and, if needed, oral or IV antibiotics. Refer to a consultant for larger, deep or acid burns.
COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease)سی او پی ڈی
Chronic cough, breathlessness and wheeze in a chain smoker or passive smoker, with rhonchi on the chest. Treated with a steroid taper, a PPI, antibiotics when indicated, expectorants and nebulization.
Dog Biteکتے کا کاٹنا
Tetanus toxoid, analgesia, anti-rabies vaccine on days 0, 3, 7 (and 14 as shown on the page), wound care and oral antibiotics.
LRTI in Infants (Viral and Bacterial)بچوں میں سینے کا انفیکشن
Viral LRTI has a low-grade fever; bacterial LRTI has a high-grade fever. Both are graded mild, moderate or severe, and management depends on the grade. Severe cases go to tertiary care for admission.
Lower Respiratory Tract Infection (Bacterial)سینے کا انفیکشن
Bacterial chest infection with high fever and productive cough. Management depends on whether the cause is bacterial or viral.
Otitis Externa (Ear Canal Infection after Match-stick Use)
Severe earache with a history of match-stick use, a tender tragus and pinna, and an inflamed ear canal with fever.
Otitis Media (Ear Discharge)کان بہنا
Greenish or yellowish ear discharge with earache or a sense of a foreign body in the ear. Clear the ear, give topical antibiotic-anaesthetic drops if the tympanic membrane is intact, plus oral antibiotic, NSAID and antihistamine.
Pharyngitis
Inflammation of the throat wall causing sore throat and fever; treated with an antibiotic when indicated plus an NSAID and antihistamine.
Respiratory Notes: Asthma, COPD, Cor Pulmonale, Pulmonary Embolism and Others
Compact notes on asthma (acute and long term), acute exacerbation of COPD, allergic rhinitis, pulmonary embolism, haemoptysis, aspiration pneumonia, lung abscess, interstitial lung disease, sarcoidosis and pulmonary hypertension.
Tonsillitis
Infection of the tonsils with fever, sore throat and painful swallowing. Medical management is similar to pharyngitis; recurrent cases are referred to ENT for tonsillectomy opinion.