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CLINICO-PSYCHO-
SOCIAL CASE REVIEW
OF AN UNDER FIVE
CASE
BY :
AKANSHA CHAUDHARY - 4
ASHWANI PANDEY-18
AYUSH MISHRA-21
DEMOGRAPHIC DATA
• Name- SUGHANDHA
• Age- 4 years 8 Month
• Sex- Female
• Religion- Hindu
• Father’s name & Age- Guddu Ram 28yrs
Mother’s name & Age- Prabhawati Devi 25yrs
• Address- Wabhanpura, Phulwarisharif,Patna
Family profile
• Type of family-
THREE
GENERATION family
• Total members- 9
• 4 children in family
• Habitation- Rural
PEDIGREE
Family profile
cont….
EDUCATION:
Father- 8th standard
Mother- 8th standard
OCCUPATION:
Father- Driver
Mother- ASHA worker
FAMILY INCOME:
Guddu Ram=2000/-
Prabhawati Devi=5000/-
Total 7000/-
Family profile
cont….
• SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS:
According to Kuppuswamy’s Socioeconomic Status
Scale (Modified)-
1.Education Score (middle school ) = 3
2.Occupation Score (semi-skilled) = 3
3.Income Score = 3
Total Score= 9
Socioeconomic Class- Upper Lower
Family profile
cont….
 LIVING CONDITIONS:
-semi pukka house with 3 living room,
• NO bathroom; toilet; kitchen
• Food cooked in veranda on chullah .;area accessible to children
• Defaecation in open space.
• Natural ventilation- inadequate
• Natural lighting- inadequate
• Artificial lighting source- Electricity, kerosene lamp
• General cleanliness of rooms- inadequate
• Overcrowding –
• Room wise –present
• Social –absent
• Area wise-?
Family profile
cont….
• Source of water supply- hand pump(35feet)
• Storage utensils- uncovered
• Refuse disposal:
• -thrown near the house
• Water logging in nearby areas & open drains
• Personal hygiene:
• Bathing habits- daily
• Nails-unclean
• brushing teeth- daily (once)
• Hand washing practices: after defecation-ash/mud
• No handwashing before cooking or taking meal
•
Family profile
cont….
• Guddu Ram father of Sugandha is alcoholic and tobacoo
chewer.
• Amount of alcohol intake =150ml .
• Frequency= Daily .
• Amount of tobacco intake=3-4 pack /per day.
• No contraceptive measures taken
Chief complaints
• Cough- 3 days
• Fever- 3 days
History of present illness -
COUGH
• Duration 3 days
• Gradual onset
• Brassy in character
• No whooping
• Productive in nature
• progressive increase in
frequency and severity
• Initially 5-6 times a day
throughout the day.
• No precipitating factor
• Aggravating factor- lying
down
• Relieving factor –sitting
,drinking water
• No diurnal variation
• Accompanied with
running nose.
• No associated pain
History of present illness -
COUGH
- Sputum
- yellow in colour
- Amount scanty
- No foul taste or odour
- No blood present
HISTORY OF PRESENT
ILLNESS cont.
FEVER-
- Duration 3 days
- Acute in onset
- Remittent in character
- Frequency 1-2 times a day
- Progressive increase in intensity
- Initially mild now moderate (101F)
- Accompanied with rigours
- No chills
- Relieved on medication
PAST HISTORY
• Similar episodes of fever and cough in past
• No history of – Pneumonia, Tuberculosis, Malaria, Kala-azar,
Jaundice, Asthma
• No past surgical history
PERINATAL
HISTORY
• Birth Date- 7 September 2010
Pregnancy was not booked
ANC
• No antenatal care was given.
• No IFA tablets taken
• TT vaccine administered
• Indiscriminate use of drugs for headache ,vomiting etc
• No USG
• no radiation exposure
PERINATAL
HISTORY
• First trimester- suffered from hyperemesis
gravidarum
• Rest trimesters uneventful
• Labour was uneventful
• Normal vaginal, term delivery at PHC, Phulwarisarif
ON 7TH SEPTEMBER 2010
PERINATAL HISTORY cont.
• Immediate postnatal & neonatal periods were uneventful
• Cried just after birth
• Birth weight- 3 kg
• Breast fed within 1 hr
DEVELOPMENTAL
MIESTONEs
GROSS MOTOR MILESTONES
• Started sitting at age of 6 months(6-8months )
• Climbed upstairs at age of 9months (10 months )
• Started walking at age of 13 month (12-15 month )
• started jumping and walking with both legs at age around
2year(2year)
• Started hopping and skipping step on coming downstairs at age of
4year
FINE MOTOR MILESTONE
• Started holding objects at age of 4month(3 month)
• Stated holding objects with thumb at age of 9 month (7-12 month
)
• Started eating by it self at age of 17 month (15 month )
• Started over writing at age of 2years(2year )
• Self dressing at age of 3year (3year)
• Button unbutton copy square cross at age of 4 year
Social and adaptive
milestones
• Started giving social and interactive smile at 2.5 months(2
months)
• Hand regard ; recognising mother at 3months(3 months)
• Spoke monosyllables at 7 months(6 months)
• Spoke disyllables at 8.5 months(9 months)
• Could make small sentences 2 years(normal)
• Normal speech ,asking questions at 3 years(normal)
• Could tell story ,recite poem at 4 years(normal)
Dietary history
• Child was exclusively breast fed till 6 months of age
• Complementary feeding started after 6 months
Daily calorie requirement for child= 1350 kcal
Daily protein requirement for child= 20.1 g
Dietary history cont….
• Calorie deficit= 1350-1132.5
=217.5 kcal
• Total protein intake= 29.15 gram
DIETARY PLAN
TIME FOOD ITEM AMOUNT CALORIES IN
KCal
PROTEIN IN
GRAMS
6 30 am Roti
Boiled egg
1
1/4
85
22.5
2.95
3.25
7 am Tea
bread
1 cup
1 slice
75
85
0.9
2.95
8 am Rice
dal
½ katori each 85
100
1.7
2.5
12 30 pm Rice
dal
½ katori each 85
100
1.7
2.5
2 00 pm Mango
sattu
1(medium)
1 tablespoon
160
90
2.0
5.0
3 30 pm rice ½ katori 85 1.7
5 ;30 pm Potato chips
Lays classic
1
five rs pack
160 2
TOTAL 1132.5 29.15
Immunization history
Well immunised for age
sughandha age-4 years 8 months, female
BCG
OPV-0
Hepatitis B-0
7/09/2010
DPT-1(6 weeks)
OPV-1
Hepatitis B
23/11/2010
DPT-2(10 weeks)
OPV 2
Hepatitis B-2
20/01/2011
DPT-3(14 weeks)
OPV 3
Hepatitis B-3
1/03/2011
Measles(9 months)
Vit A
19/6/2011
Dpt booster
Measles
Opv booster
12/1/2012
FAMILY HISTORY
• No history of any stillbirth, miscarriage or childhood death in
family
• No history of tuberculosis in family
grandfather, grandmother and father suffer from filariasis.
PERSONAL HISTORY
• Mixed Diet
• Normal sleep pattern (8-10 hr)
• Normal bladder & bowel habit
• No history of blood transfusion
• No known drug allergy
General Appearance(subjective)
• Appears to be acutely ill
• Able to speak a normal-length sentence without stopping to
take a breath
• Character of cry – hoarse
• Activity level - moderate
• Mental status -well oriented to time, place, and person
• Emotional reaction towards parent was positive and towards
examiner was negative
• Hygiene –inadequate
GENERAL
EXAMINATION
• Afebrile
• Pulse -130/ min ,regular , Adequate in volume ,synchronous
• Pallor- present
• Icterus- absent
• Cyanosis- absent
• No clubbing
• No pedal edema
• No thyroid enlargement.
REPIRATORY SYSTEM
• INSPECTION-
• shape of chest –circular
• Bilaterally symmetrical
• Trachea central in position
• Trail sign absent
• No drooping of shoulders
• No localised bulge/retraction
• Movement- abdominothoracic
• Symmetrical range of movements on both sides
• No suprasternal ,intercostal or subcostal recessions
Palpation
• No tenderness
• Tracheal position - midline
• Chest wall not tender
• Crepitus – absent
• Spinal abnormality- absent
• Nodes (axillary, supraclavicular, cervical)- not palpable
• No masses felt
• apical beat- in 4th inter costal space along midclavicular line
Percussion
•
comparable notes on all palpable areas on both sides
• Liver dullness started on 7th inercoastal space
Auscultation
• Normal vesicular sound heard over chest
• Intensity of breath sounds normal
• Vocal resonance- symmetrical on both sides
• No pleural rub
• No added sound
Systemic examination
CIRCULATORY SYSTEM-
• S1 and S2 heard , no added sound , no murmur
ABDOMINAL-
• scaphoid in shape umbilicus was central in position ;everted ,
soft, non tender , no palpable mass ,no palpable organomegaly.
Anthropometric assessment
 WEIGHT
• Weight of child=18.3 kg
• Weight for age= (Age in yrs x 2) + 8 kg
= (5 x 2) + 8
=18 kg
 HEIGHT
• Height of child=102cm
• Height for age=(age in years x 6)+77
• = (5 x 6)+77
=107 cm
102/107 x100=95.32%
Anthropometric assessment
• Head circumference=49cm
(Normal for age- 48.5-51.5 cm)
• Mid upper arm circumference =17cm
(Normal for age- 17cm)
DIAGNOSIS
• A 5yr old girl Sugandha daughter of Guddu Ram and
Prabhawati Devi resident of Wabhanpura is suffering from
cough and fever since 3 days. This is probably a case of URTI.
CONCLUSION
 MEDICAL PROBLEMS:
SUGHANDHA
• Cough
• Fever
• filariasis in grandfather , grandmother and father.
 LIVING CONDITIONS
• NO bathroom; toilet; kitchen
• Defaecation in open space
• Natural ventilation- inadequate
• Natural lighting- inadequate
• General cleanliness of rooms- inadequate
• Overcrowding –present
• source of water supply- hand pump(35feet)
• storage utensils- uncovered
 REFUSE DISPOSAL:-
• Thrown near the house
• Water logging in nearby areas & open drains personal
 PERSONEL HYGEINE
• Nails-unclean
• Hand washing practices: After defecation-ash/mud
• No handwashing Before cooking or taking meal
 SOCIAL AND REPRODUCTIVE
• Lack of family planning.
• Alcohol and tobacco addiction of father .
• Domestic violence due to desire for a male child
• lack of awareness about antinatal care
CURE AND REMEDIES
Medical
 treatment for the current medical conditions of
sughandha and other family members.
LIVING CONDITIONS
• toilet should be constructed.in house.
• Correction of ventilation and lighting.
• General cleanliness of rooms should be ensured.
• correction of overcrowding.
DISEASE
LOW INCOME
DESIRE FOR
MALE CHILD
LOWER
IMMUNITY
IMPROPER
SEWAGE SYSTEM
DIRTY
SURROUNDINGS
OVERCROWDIN
G
STRESS IN
FAMILY
MALNUTRITION
MORE NO Of
CHILDREN
LACK OF
AWARENESS
ALCOHOLISM
POOR CHILD
CARE
LACK OF
TOILET
IMPROPER
HYGEINE
LOW
EDUCATIO
N
• source of clean water should be ensured.
• storage utensils should be kept covered.
REFUSE DISPOSAL:-
• Should be disposed off properly.
• Correction of Water logging
PERSONEL HYGEINE
• Proper cutting of nails
• Hand washing practices: should be followed.
RECOMMENDED DIETARY
PLAN
TIME FOOD ITEM AMOUNT CALORIES IN
KCal
PROTEIN IN
GRAMS
6 30 am Roti
Boiled egg
1
1/4
85
22.5
2.95
3.25
7 am Tea
bread
1 cup
1 slice
75
85
0.9
2.95
8 am Rice
dal
½ katori each 85
100
1.7
2.5
12 30 pm Rice
dal
½ katori each 85
100
1.7
2.5
2 00 pm Mango
sattu
1
1 tablespoon
160
90
2.0
5.0
3 30 pm rice 2 85 1.7
5 ;30 pm Potato chips
Lays classic
1
five rs pack
160 2
TOTAL 1132.5 29.15
2 slice
6 pm Roti
sabji
1 pc
½ katori
85
85
2.95
1.5
5.9170
1387.5 36.55
SOCIAL AND REPRODUCTIVE
• family planning should be ensured,if not proper ANC should
be ensured in subsequent pregnancy.
• De addiction of father .
• Counselling about desire of a male child.
• Tea-
2 teaspoon sugar+ 50 ml toned milk
BACK TO MAIN
Types of families
• Nuclear-married couple and their children still regarded
as dependents
• joint/extended-
• Three generation family-people of three generations
living together.
• Mid arm cicumference- 9-11 at birth, 16 at 1yr then
negligible(0.25cm/yr) so at 5 years it equals
• 16+4*0.25
• =16+1
• = 17 cm
BACK TO MAIN
• VENTILATION
• FRESH AIR SUPPLY OF 3,000
C.FT/PERSON/HOUR(DE CHAUMONT)
• ADEQUATE CROSS VENTILATION SHOULD BE
MAINTAINED
• DOOR AREA +WINDOW AREA+VENTILATOR AREA
SHOULD BE ATLEAST 2/5TH OF TOTAL FLOOR AREA.
Types of fever
• Continuous-when body temperature never touches
normal and daily fluctuations are less then than 1 degree
celcius
• Remittent-daily fluctuations exceeding 2 degree celcius
• Intermittent-temperature may touch or remain normal
daily(quotidian),every alternate day (tertian) or after
every two days (quartan)
• Brassy: laryngitis
• Barking: hysterical
• Bovine: left recurrent laryngeal nerve paralysis
• Whooping: pertussus
• Relation to posture
• Occurs in suppurative lung disease.
• lung abscess: on lying on the healthy side
• bronchiectasis: on leaning forwards.
• In bronchitis ,wheezing and congestive heart failure
cough is worse on lying down.
Character sputum
• Caseous: TB
• White grey: smoker or irritation
• Yellow/green: infection
• Brownish: amoebic lung abscess (chocolate/ anchovy
sauce)
• Frothy: pulmonary edema
• Thick mucoid: asthma
• Watery: alveolar cell carcinoma
• Saliva: hysterical
• Odor Of sputum
• Offensive odor = anaerobic infection
• Associated pain
• Pleuretic (pleurisy)
• Retrosternal (trachiitis)
• Muscle pain: from exertion
• Timing of cough
• At night: bronchial asthma & Left ventricular failure.
• Early morning cough: smokers.
• Episodic: Asthma
overcrowding
• Colds, asthma, influenza and diarrhoea
• Studies in New Zealand (Kearns et al 1992), Jakarta
(Clauson-Kaas et al 1997) and England (Martin
• 1976) gathered data through self-report and concluded
that coughs, colds, asthma, influenza and diarrhoea are
associated with household size and number of children
per household.
• Sex separation- owercrowding is considered to exist if 2
persons above 9 years of age not husband and wife,of
opposite sexes are obliged to sleep in the same room.
OVERCROWDING
No of rooms persons
1 2
2 3
3 5
4 7
5 or more 10additional 2 for each further room
Trail sign
• In a child with marked tracheal displacement ,clavicular
head of the sternomastoid muscle is pushed forward as
a visible swelling on the displaced side.
• Marked suprasternal recessions are suggestive of
narrowing or obstruction of upper airways eg acute
laryngotracheobronchitis etc
CRY
It is the signal of discomfort ,boredom or hunger.
• High pitched cry-cerebral irritation and raised ICT
• In arthritis, osteomyelitis, abscess ,peritonitis-crying
become worse on picking up
• Hoarse crying is a feature of excessive crying-cretinism
,laryngitis ,laryngotracheobronchitis ,paralysis of left
recurrent laryngeal nerve
Hyperemesis gravidarum
• It is a severe type of vomiting of pregnancy which has
got deleterious effect on the health of the mother and/or
incapacities her in day to day activities.
roti
• 100 g of atta =350 kcal
• therefore
• 25 g atta = 350/4=85 kcal
• Likewise protien =2.95
kcal
• Total atta used per day by
the family=500 g
• Total numbers of rotis
made per day =20
• Atta /roti=500/20 =25g
VENTILATION
• FRESH AIR SUPPLY OF 3,000
C.FT/PERSON/HOUR(DE CHAUMONT)
• ADEQUATE CROSS VENTILATION SHOULD BE
MAINTAINED
• WINDOW AREA SHOULD BE 1/5TH OF FLOOR AREA
• DOOR AREA +WINDOW AREASHOULD BE ATLEAST
2/5TH OF TOTAL FLOOR AREA.
OVERCROWDING
Area (in sq. metre) No. of persons
11 or more 2 persons
9 to 10 1.5 persons
7 to 9 1 person
5 to 7 0.5 person
Under 5 Nil
•The WHO accepted standards for floor space are as follows. A baby under 12 months
is not counted, and children between 1 to 10 years are counted as half a unit.
ANC
• Generally check up is done at interval of 4 week for 28
weeks at interval of 2 week for 36weeks.
• But according to WHO 4 visit in developing countries can
be sufficient in pregnancy
Classification
of malnutrition by IAP
Weight for age Grade of malnutrition
>80% Normal
71-80% Grade 1
61-70% Grade 2
51-60% Grade 3
<50% Grade 4
Weight for height Nutritional status
>90% Normal
85-90% Borderline
75-80% Moderate
<75% Severe
Head circumference to age
Age Circumference (in cms)
1 month 32-35.5
6month 40-43.5
1year 43.5-46.5
2year 45.5-49.5
3year 46.8-5
4year 47.5-50.5
5year 48.1-51.5
Hyperemesis gravidarum
• It is a severe type of vomiting of pregnancy which has
got deleterious effect on the health of the mother and/or
incapacities her in day to day activities.
Low carbohydrate reserve
Hyperemesis gravidarum
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Grand mother
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  • 2. CLINICO-PSYCHO- SOCIAL CASE REVIEW OF AN UNDER FIVE CASE BY : AKANSHA CHAUDHARY - 4 ASHWANI PANDEY-18 AYUSH MISHRA-21
  • 3. DEMOGRAPHIC DATA • Name- SUGHANDHA • Age- 4 years 8 Month • Sex- Female • Religion- Hindu • Father’s name & Age- Guddu Ram 28yrs Mother’s name & Age- Prabhawati Devi 25yrs • Address- Wabhanpura, Phulwarisharif,Patna
  • 4. Family profile • Type of family- THREE GENERATION family • Total members- 9 • 4 children in family • Habitation- Rural PEDIGREE
  • 5. Family profile cont…. EDUCATION: Father- 8th standard Mother- 8th standard OCCUPATION: Father- Driver Mother- ASHA worker FAMILY INCOME: Guddu Ram=2000/- Prabhawati Devi=5000/- Total 7000/-
  • 6. Family profile cont…. • SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS: According to Kuppuswamy’s Socioeconomic Status Scale (Modified)- 1.Education Score (middle school ) = 3 2.Occupation Score (semi-skilled) = 3 3.Income Score = 3 Total Score= 9 Socioeconomic Class- Upper Lower
  • 7. Family profile cont….  LIVING CONDITIONS: -semi pukka house with 3 living room, • NO bathroom; toilet; kitchen • Food cooked in veranda on chullah .;area accessible to children • Defaecation in open space. • Natural ventilation- inadequate • Natural lighting- inadequate • Artificial lighting source- Electricity, kerosene lamp • General cleanliness of rooms- inadequate • Overcrowding – • Room wise –present • Social –absent • Area wise-?
  • 8. Family profile cont…. • Source of water supply- hand pump(35feet) • Storage utensils- uncovered • Refuse disposal: • -thrown near the house • Water logging in nearby areas & open drains • Personal hygiene: • Bathing habits- daily • Nails-unclean • brushing teeth- daily (once) • Hand washing practices: after defecation-ash/mud • No handwashing before cooking or taking meal •
  • 9. Family profile cont…. • Guddu Ram father of Sugandha is alcoholic and tobacoo chewer. • Amount of alcohol intake =150ml . • Frequency= Daily . • Amount of tobacco intake=3-4 pack /per day. • No contraceptive measures taken
  • 10. Chief complaints • Cough- 3 days • Fever- 3 days
  • 11. History of present illness - COUGH • Duration 3 days • Gradual onset • Brassy in character • No whooping • Productive in nature • progressive increase in frequency and severity • Initially 5-6 times a day throughout the day. • No precipitating factor • Aggravating factor- lying down • Relieving factor –sitting ,drinking water • No diurnal variation • Accompanied with running nose. • No associated pain
  • 12. History of present illness - COUGH - Sputum - yellow in colour - Amount scanty - No foul taste or odour - No blood present
  • 13. HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS cont. FEVER- - Duration 3 days - Acute in onset - Remittent in character - Frequency 1-2 times a day - Progressive increase in intensity - Initially mild now moderate (101F) - Accompanied with rigours - No chills - Relieved on medication
  • 14. PAST HISTORY • Similar episodes of fever and cough in past • No history of – Pneumonia, Tuberculosis, Malaria, Kala-azar, Jaundice, Asthma • No past surgical history
  • 15. PERINATAL HISTORY • Birth Date- 7 September 2010 Pregnancy was not booked ANC • No antenatal care was given. • No IFA tablets taken • TT vaccine administered • Indiscriminate use of drugs for headache ,vomiting etc • No USG • no radiation exposure
  • 16. PERINATAL HISTORY • First trimester- suffered from hyperemesis gravidarum • Rest trimesters uneventful • Labour was uneventful • Normal vaginal, term delivery at PHC, Phulwarisarif ON 7TH SEPTEMBER 2010
  • 17. PERINATAL HISTORY cont. • Immediate postnatal & neonatal periods were uneventful • Cried just after birth • Birth weight- 3 kg • Breast fed within 1 hr
  • 19. GROSS MOTOR MILESTONES • Started sitting at age of 6 months(6-8months ) • Climbed upstairs at age of 9months (10 months ) • Started walking at age of 13 month (12-15 month ) • started jumping and walking with both legs at age around 2year(2year) • Started hopping and skipping step on coming downstairs at age of 4year
  • 20. FINE MOTOR MILESTONE • Started holding objects at age of 4month(3 month) • Stated holding objects with thumb at age of 9 month (7-12 month ) • Started eating by it self at age of 17 month (15 month ) • Started over writing at age of 2years(2year ) • Self dressing at age of 3year (3year) • Button unbutton copy square cross at age of 4 year
  • 21. Social and adaptive milestones • Started giving social and interactive smile at 2.5 months(2 months) • Hand regard ; recognising mother at 3months(3 months) • Spoke monosyllables at 7 months(6 months) • Spoke disyllables at 8.5 months(9 months) • Could make small sentences 2 years(normal) • Normal speech ,asking questions at 3 years(normal) • Could tell story ,recite poem at 4 years(normal)
  • 22. Dietary history • Child was exclusively breast fed till 6 months of age • Complementary feeding started after 6 months Daily calorie requirement for child= 1350 kcal Daily protein requirement for child= 20.1 g
  • 23. Dietary history cont…. • Calorie deficit= 1350-1132.5 =217.5 kcal • Total protein intake= 29.15 gram
  • 24. DIETARY PLAN TIME FOOD ITEM AMOUNT CALORIES IN KCal PROTEIN IN GRAMS 6 30 am Roti Boiled egg 1 1/4 85 22.5 2.95 3.25 7 am Tea bread 1 cup 1 slice 75 85 0.9 2.95 8 am Rice dal ½ katori each 85 100 1.7 2.5 12 30 pm Rice dal ½ katori each 85 100 1.7 2.5 2 00 pm Mango sattu 1(medium) 1 tablespoon 160 90 2.0 5.0 3 30 pm rice ½ katori 85 1.7 5 ;30 pm Potato chips Lays classic 1 five rs pack 160 2 TOTAL 1132.5 29.15
  • 25. Immunization history Well immunised for age sughandha age-4 years 8 months, female BCG OPV-0 Hepatitis B-0 7/09/2010 DPT-1(6 weeks) OPV-1 Hepatitis B 23/11/2010 DPT-2(10 weeks) OPV 2 Hepatitis B-2 20/01/2011 DPT-3(14 weeks) OPV 3 Hepatitis B-3 1/03/2011 Measles(9 months) Vit A 19/6/2011 Dpt booster Measles Opv booster 12/1/2012
  • 26. FAMILY HISTORY • No history of any stillbirth, miscarriage or childhood death in family • No history of tuberculosis in family grandfather, grandmother and father suffer from filariasis.
  • 27. PERSONAL HISTORY • Mixed Diet • Normal sleep pattern (8-10 hr) • Normal bladder & bowel habit • No history of blood transfusion • No known drug allergy
  • 28. General Appearance(subjective) • Appears to be acutely ill • Able to speak a normal-length sentence without stopping to take a breath • Character of cry – hoarse • Activity level - moderate • Mental status -well oriented to time, place, and person • Emotional reaction towards parent was positive and towards examiner was negative • Hygiene –inadequate
  • 29. GENERAL EXAMINATION • Afebrile • Pulse -130/ min ,regular , Adequate in volume ,synchronous • Pallor- present • Icterus- absent • Cyanosis- absent • No clubbing • No pedal edema • No thyroid enlargement.
  • 30. REPIRATORY SYSTEM • INSPECTION- • shape of chest –circular • Bilaterally symmetrical • Trachea central in position • Trail sign absent • No drooping of shoulders • No localised bulge/retraction • Movement- abdominothoracic • Symmetrical range of movements on both sides • No suprasternal ,intercostal or subcostal recessions
  • 31. Palpation • No tenderness • Tracheal position - midline • Chest wall not tender • Crepitus – absent • Spinal abnormality- absent • Nodes (axillary, supraclavicular, cervical)- not palpable • No masses felt • apical beat- in 4th inter costal space along midclavicular line
  • 32. Percussion • comparable notes on all palpable areas on both sides • Liver dullness started on 7th inercoastal space
  • 33. Auscultation • Normal vesicular sound heard over chest • Intensity of breath sounds normal • Vocal resonance- symmetrical on both sides • No pleural rub • No added sound
  • 34. Systemic examination CIRCULATORY SYSTEM- • S1 and S2 heard , no added sound , no murmur ABDOMINAL- • scaphoid in shape umbilicus was central in position ;everted , soft, non tender , no palpable mass ,no palpable organomegaly.
  • 35. Anthropometric assessment  WEIGHT • Weight of child=18.3 kg • Weight for age= (Age in yrs x 2) + 8 kg = (5 x 2) + 8 =18 kg  HEIGHT • Height of child=102cm • Height for age=(age in years x 6)+77 • = (5 x 6)+77 =107 cm 102/107 x100=95.32%
  • 36. Anthropometric assessment • Head circumference=49cm (Normal for age- 48.5-51.5 cm) • Mid upper arm circumference =17cm (Normal for age- 17cm)
  • 37. DIAGNOSIS • A 5yr old girl Sugandha daughter of Guddu Ram and Prabhawati Devi resident of Wabhanpura is suffering from cough and fever since 3 days. This is probably a case of URTI.
  • 38. CONCLUSION  MEDICAL PROBLEMS: SUGHANDHA • Cough • Fever • filariasis in grandfather , grandmother and father.
  • 39.  LIVING CONDITIONS • NO bathroom; toilet; kitchen • Defaecation in open space • Natural ventilation- inadequate • Natural lighting- inadequate • General cleanliness of rooms- inadequate • Overcrowding –present
  • 40. • source of water supply- hand pump(35feet) • storage utensils- uncovered  REFUSE DISPOSAL:- • Thrown near the house • Water logging in nearby areas & open drains personal  PERSONEL HYGEINE • Nails-unclean • Hand washing practices: After defecation-ash/mud • No handwashing Before cooking or taking meal
  • 41.  SOCIAL AND REPRODUCTIVE • Lack of family planning. • Alcohol and tobacco addiction of father . • Domestic violence due to desire for a male child • lack of awareness about antinatal care
  • 42. CURE AND REMEDIES Medical  treatment for the current medical conditions of sughandha and other family members. LIVING CONDITIONS • toilet should be constructed.in house. • Correction of ventilation and lighting. • General cleanliness of rooms should be ensured. • correction of overcrowding.
  • 43. DISEASE LOW INCOME DESIRE FOR MALE CHILD LOWER IMMUNITY IMPROPER SEWAGE SYSTEM DIRTY SURROUNDINGS OVERCROWDIN G STRESS IN FAMILY MALNUTRITION MORE NO Of CHILDREN LACK OF AWARENESS ALCOHOLISM POOR CHILD CARE LACK OF TOILET IMPROPER HYGEINE LOW EDUCATIO N
  • 44. • source of clean water should be ensured. • storage utensils should be kept covered. REFUSE DISPOSAL:- • Should be disposed off properly. • Correction of Water logging PERSONEL HYGEINE • Proper cutting of nails • Hand washing practices: should be followed.
  • 45. RECOMMENDED DIETARY PLAN TIME FOOD ITEM AMOUNT CALORIES IN KCal PROTEIN IN GRAMS 6 30 am Roti Boiled egg 1 1/4 85 22.5 2.95 3.25 7 am Tea bread 1 cup 1 slice 75 85 0.9 2.95 8 am Rice dal ½ katori each 85 100 1.7 2.5 12 30 pm Rice dal ½ katori each 85 100 1.7 2.5 2 00 pm Mango sattu 1 1 tablespoon 160 90 2.0 5.0 3 30 pm rice 2 85 1.7 5 ;30 pm Potato chips Lays classic 1 five rs pack 160 2 TOTAL 1132.5 29.15 2 slice 6 pm Roti sabji 1 pc ½ katori 85 85 2.95 1.5 5.9170 1387.5 36.55
  • 46. SOCIAL AND REPRODUCTIVE • family planning should be ensured,if not proper ANC should be ensured in subsequent pregnancy. • De addiction of father . • Counselling about desire of a male child.
  • 47.
  • 48. • Tea- 2 teaspoon sugar+ 50 ml toned milk BACK TO MAIN
  • 49. Types of families • Nuclear-married couple and their children still regarded as dependents • joint/extended- • Three generation family-people of three generations living together.
  • 50. • Mid arm cicumference- 9-11 at birth, 16 at 1yr then negligible(0.25cm/yr) so at 5 years it equals • 16+4*0.25 • =16+1 • = 17 cm BACK TO MAIN
  • 51. • VENTILATION • FRESH AIR SUPPLY OF 3,000 C.FT/PERSON/HOUR(DE CHAUMONT) • ADEQUATE CROSS VENTILATION SHOULD BE MAINTAINED • DOOR AREA +WINDOW AREA+VENTILATOR AREA SHOULD BE ATLEAST 2/5TH OF TOTAL FLOOR AREA.
  • 52. Types of fever • Continuous-when body temperature never touches normal and daily fluctuations are less then than 1 degree celcius • Remittent-daily fluctuations exceeding 2 degree celcius • Intermittent-temperature may touch or remain normal daily(quotidian),every alternate day (tertian) or after every two days (quartan)
  • 53. • Brassy: laryngitis • Barking: hysterical • Bovine: left recurrent laryngeal nerve paralysis • Whooping: pertussus
  • 54. • Relation to posture • Occurs in suppurative lung disease. • lung abscess: on lying on the healthy side • bronchiectasis: on leaning forwards. • In bronchitis ,wheezing and congestive heart failure cough is worse on lying down.
  • 55. Character sputum • Caseous: TB • White grey: smoker or irritation • Yellow/green: infection • Brownish: amoebic lung abscess (chocolate/ anchovy sauce) • Frothy: pulmonary edema • Thick mucoid: asthma • Watery: alveolar cell carcinoma • Saliva: hysterical
  • 56. • Odor Of sputum • Offensive odor = anaerobic infection
  • 57. • Associated pain • Pleuretic (pleurisy) • Retrosternal (trachiitis) • Muscle pain: from exertion
  • 58. • Timing of cough • At night: bronchial asthma & Left ventricular failure. • Early morning cough: smokers. • Episodic: Asthma
  • 59. overcrowding • Colds, asthma, influenza and diarrhoea • Studies in New Zealand (Kearns et al 1992), Jakarta (Clauson-Kaas et al 1997) and England (Martin • 1976) gathered data through self-report and concluded that coughs, colds, asthma, influenza and diarrhoea are associated with household size and number of children per household.
  • 60. • Sex separation- owercrowding is considered to exist if 2 persons above 9 years of age not husband and wife,of opposite sexes are obliged to sleep in the same room.
  • 61. OVERCROWDING No of rooms persons 1 2 2 3 3 5 4 7 5 or more 10additional 2 for each further room
  • 62. Trail sign • In a child with marked tracheal displacement ,clavicular head of the sternomastoid muscle is pushed forward as a visible swelling on the displaced side.
  • 63. • Marked suprasternal recessions are suggestive of narrowing or obstruction of upper airways eg acute laryngotracheobronchitis etc
  • 64. CRY It is the signal of discomfort ,boredom or hunger. • High pitched cry-cerebral irritation and raised ICT • In arthritis, osteomyelitis, abscess ,peritonitis-crying become worse on picking up • Hoarse crying is a feature of excessive crying-cretinism ,laryngitis ,laryngotracheobronchitis ,paralysis of left recurrent laryngeal nerve
  • 65. Hyperemesis gravidarum • It is a severe type of vomiting of pregnancy which has got deleterious effect on the health of the mother and/or incapacities her in day to day activities.
  • 66. roti • 100 g of atta =350 kcal • therefore • 25 g atta = 350/4=85 kcal • Likewise protien =2.95 kcal • Total atta used per day by the family=500 g • Total numbers of rotis made per day =20 • Atta /roti=500/20 =25g
  • 67. VENTILATION • FRESH AIR SUPPLY OF 3,000 C.FT/PERSON/HOUR(DE CHAUMONT) • ADEQUATE CROSS VENTILATION SHOULD BE MAINTAINED • WINDOW AREA SHOULD BE 1/5TH OF FLOOR AREA • DOOR AREA +WINDOW AREASHOULD BE ATLEAST 2/5TH OF TOTAL FLOOR AREA.
  • 68. OVERCROWDING Area (in sq. metre) No. of persons 11 or more 2 persons 9 to 10 1.5 persons 7 to 9 1 person 5 to 7 0.5 person Under 5 Nil •The WHO accepted standards for floor space are as follows. A baby under 12 months is not counted, and children between 1 to 10 years are counted as half a unit.
  • 69. ANC • Generally check up is done at interval of 4 week for 28 weeks at interval of 2 week for 36weeks. • But according to WHO 4 visit in developing countries can be sufficient in pregnancy
  • 70. Classification of malnutrition by IAP Weight for age Grade of malnutrition >80% Normal 71-80% Grade 1 61-70% Grade 2 51-60% Grade 3 <50% Grade 4
  • 71. Weight for height Nutritional status >90% Normal 85-90% Borderline 75-80% Moderate <75% Severe
  • 72. Head circumference to age Age Circumference (in cms) 1 month 32-35.5 6month 40-43.5 1year 43.5-46.5 2year 45.5-49.5 3year 46.8-5 4year 47.5-50.5 5year 48.1-51.5
  • 73. Hyperemesis gravidarum • It is a severe type of vomiting of pregnancy which has got deleterious effect on the health of the mother and/or incapacities her in day to day activities. Low carbohydrate reserve Hyperemesis gravidarum
  • 74. Grand father Grand mother aunt Father mother,Sughandha and three siblings