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Paediatric Emergencies: Poisoning, Seizures, ETAT Plus, Severe Acute Malnutrition and IMNCI

A paediatric nursing deck on poisoning by kerosene and insecticide, the general management, and the diagnostic findings, interventions and rationales for seizures. It takes the ETAT+ principles - airway, breathing and circulation signs, disability on the AVPU scale and the rapid assessment of the seriously sick non-collapsed child - and severe acute malnutrition with its classification, physiology, the WHO ten-step approach and the contents of F-75 and F-100. It closes on IMNCI: the KDHS mortality trends, the general danger signs, and the assessment and classification of pneumonia, diarrhoea and dehydration, fever, ear problems, malnutrition and anaemia.

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