GENERAL

1. What are the 8 steps in assessment of children ( 2 months upto 5 years) using IMNCI approach

2. What are the main danger signs in children?

3. What are the four main symptoms in children?

COUGH/DIFFICULT BREATHING

1. What could be the possible diagnosis of a child presenting with cough or difficult breathing?

2. What are the common micro-organisms causing pneumonia?

3. What is the most common reason for death in a child with bacterial pneumonia?

4. Which are the five key clinical signs that are used to assess a child with cough or difficult breathing?

5. When would say a child has  fast breathing?

6. What is chest indrawing? What are the temporary causes of chest indrawing?

7. What is stridor? How will you check for a stridor in a child?

8. What is the difference between Wheeze and Stridor?

9. What is the cutoff of SPO2 to classify a child as pneumonia?

10. What are the classifications for a child presenting with Cough or Difficult Breathing?

11. What are the criteria for classifying a child as 

6. • Severe Pneumonia/Very Severe Disease

   •  Pneumonia

   • No Pneumonia: Cough or Cold

12. What action is taken for a CHILD classified as 

6. • Severe Pneumonia/Very Severe Disease?

   •  Pneumonia

   • No Pneumonia: Cough or Cold

13. What is the dose of 

6. • Ampicillin and Gentamicin

   • Amoxycillin in the treatment of pneumonia

14. What action is taken during the follow up visit of a CHILD  with pneumonia?

15. How long does it take for a child with a cough or cold to improve?

16. What is chronic cough?

FEVER

1. What are the common causes of fever in children?

2. What could be the possible causes of fever in children?

3. When is a child considered to have 

   • Fever

   • High Fever

4. What are the points to be assessed in a child presenting with Fever?

5. How will you check for stiffness of neck?

6. How do you classify fever in children?

7. What are the criteria for classifying a CHILD as 

   • Malaria/Suspected Malaria

   • Fever - Malaria Unlikely

   • Severe dengue/dengue with warning signs

   • Dengue fever

8. What action is taken for a CHILD classified as 

   • Malaria/Suspected Malaria

   • Fever - Malaria Unlikely?

   • Severe dengue/dengue with warning signs

   • Dengue Fever

9. When will you suspect dengue in a child?

10. What is a tourniquet test?

MEASLES

1. What is the classification for Measles?

2. What are the criteria for classifying a child as 

   • Severe Complicated Measles

   • Measles with Eye or Mouth Complications

   • Measles

3. What action is taken for a child classified as 

   • Severe Complicated Measles

   • Measles with Eye or Mouth Complications

   • Measles

4. What instructions will you give the caretaker for eye infection in a case of measles?

5. What follow up care will you give a child who was classified as Measles with eye and mouth complications.

6. What could be the possible cause of death in case of measles?

7. What are non-fatal complications that occur in measles?

8. Differentiate between rash of measles and chicken pox and other childhood rashes?

EAR PROBLEM

1. Does the child have have an ear problem?

2. What is the classification for ear problems

3. What are the criteria for classifying a child as 

   • Mastoiditis

   • Acute Ear Infections

   • Chronic Ear Infections

   • No Ear Infections

4. What action is taken for a CHILD classified as 

   • Mastoiditis

   • Acute Ear Infections

   • Chronic Ear Infections

   • No Ear Infection

5. What action is taken for a child classified as Acute Ear Infection  during Follow up visit.

6. How to dry the ear by wicking?