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Protocols

22

Acute Gastroenteritisدست اور الٹی

Vomiting, loose stools and abdominal cramps from viral or bacterial causes. Assess hydration, correct with IV fluids if needed, and give antibiotics only for the listed indications.

Gastrointestinal

Acute Gastroenteritis in a Child (Sample) and WHO Dehydration Assessmentبچوں میں دست اور الٹی

A worked prescription for a 2.5-year-old, 12 kg child with fever, loose stools and vomiting, followed by the first two columns of the WHO dehydration assessment table.

Paediatrics

Acute Hepatitisیرقان

Fever, jaundice and vomiting with right hypochondrial tenderness. Supportive care with IV dextrose, L-ornithine L-aspartate, antipyretic and antiemetic.

Gastrointestinal

Acute Watery Diarrhoea in Childrenبچوں میں اسہال

A leading cause of death in under-5 children in Pakistan, but largely preventable with ORS and zinc. Antibiotics are rarely needed.

Paediatrics

Antibiotics and Their Most Common Indications (Reference)

A one-page illustrated summary of antibiotic classes and where each is used. This is a general teaching note, not a Pakistan treatment guideline.

Reference

Bronchial Asthmaدمہ

Recurrent cough, breathlessness and wheeze, worse at night and with seasonal variation. Managed stepwise: counselling, basic drugs, then inhalers and specialist referral.

Respiratory

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.

Respiratory

Dengue Feverڈینگی بخار

Mosquito-borne viral illness (Aedes aegypti). Outbreaks occur yearly in Pakistan after the monsoon, peaking from September to November.

Infectious

Enteric Fever (Typhoid)ٹائیفائیڈ بخار

Gradual-onset, step-ladder, continuous fever with non-focal features. Blood culture is the gold standard; Typhidot and Widal have no role per the book.

Infectious

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.

Paediatrics

Laryngitis

Inflammation of the voice box causing hoarseness. Usually viral.

ENT

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.

Respiratory

Malariaملیریا

High-grade fever with rigors and chills that subsides with sweating, acute onset, with no focal symptoms (no sore throat, cough, runny nose, loose stool, abdominal cramps or burning micturition).

Infectious

Mumps (from a sample prescription)

The book has no separate theory page for mumps; it appears in a sample prescription for a child with fever and painful swelling near the ear.

Infectious

Oral Ulcers (Aphthous Ulcers)منہ کے چھالے

Painful oral cavity, irritation with salty or spicy food, unable to eat or drink; previous history of fever or stress. Round sores, one or multiple, with inflammation of the mucosa.

Dental

Pharyngitis

Inflammation of the throat wall causing sore throat and fever; treated with an antibiotic when indicated plus an NSAID and antihistamine.

ENT

Pneumonia in Childrenبچوں میں نمونیا

Lung infection and a major killer of children under 5 in Pakistan. Early recognition by fast breathing and prompt antibiotics save lives.

Paediatrics

Shingles (Herpes Zoster)شنگلز

Burning, itching, appearance of papules and malaise or fever, with involvement of a dermatome and papules like grapes. Treated with oral acyclovir, topical antiviral and anaesthetic, pregabalin, B12 and an NSAID.

Dermatology

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.

ENT

Tuberculosis (OPD Approach)ٹی بی / تپ دق

Low-grade fever, cough for more than 2 weeks, night sweats, weight loss, loss of appetite and sometimes haemoptysis. Confirm with sputum AFB and chest X-ray, check GeneXpert for MDR-TB, then start ATT by weight and refer to a consultant for further decision.

Respiratory

Viral Bronchitis (Viral LRTI)وائرل برونکائٹس

Low-grade fever with a painful dry cough and a clear chest; CBC shows lymphocytosis.

Respiratory

Viral Rhinitis (Common Cold)نزلہ زکام

Inflammation of the nasal mucosa from a viral infection. Causes of rhinitis: viral and allergic.

ENT

Medicines

1

Paracetamol + Chlorpheniramine

Temperamine

Cold and fever syrup
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