Lesson 1Rules for home care vs hospital stay: WHO and AAP advice on lung sickness seriousness and stay signsLooks at rules for home vs hospital care using WHO and AAP signs, mixing oxygen levels, feeding skill, breathing effort, and home factors to plan safe next steps for babies.
WHO lung sickness seriousness groupsAAP signs for hospital stayRole of oxygen levels and breathing effortFeeding skill and home help factorsPlanning safe follow-up and checksLesson 2Sorting and warning signs needing quick send: bad breathing trouble, low oxygen, poor mouth intake, repeated stops breathing, blue skinDefines sorting priorities and warning signs like bad trouble, low oxygen, poor feeding, repeated breath stops, and blue skin, guiding quick send, steady steps, and safe move for babies with likely life-risk sickness.
Spotting bad breathing troubleFinding low oxygen and blue skinRepeated breath stops and changed awarenessPoor mouth intake and dryness riskSteady before move or sendLesson 3Other causes for fever with cough and quick breathing: small airway sickness, community lung infection, whooping cough, virus upper breath infectionReviews main other causes for babies with fever, cough, and quick breathing, like small airway sickness, lung infection, whooping cough, and virus upper breath infection, highlighting different signs and test/treatment effects.
Signs of small airway sicknessCommunity lung infection waysSpotting whooping cough in babiesVirus upper breath infection signs and overlapsWarning signs for other causesLesson 4Basic tests: chest x-ray signs, nose virus testing, full blood count and infection marker when neededOutlines when to get chest x-rays, virus nose PCR or quick tests, and basic blood work in babies with sudden breathing signs, focusing on skipping unneeded tests while finding serious germ or odd disease.
Chest x-ray signs and limitsNose virus PCR and quick testsRole of full blood count and infection markerReading mixed virus and germ resultsLesson 5Body workings and common causes of cough, fever, and quick breathing in babiesExplains airway and lung workings in early babyhood and how virus, germ, and surroundings factors cause cough, fever, and quick breathing, linking common diagnoses like small airway sickness, lung infection, and virus upper breath infection to base workings.
Baby airway shape and flexWays of cough and mucus makingCauses of fever in breathing infectionsReasons for quick breathing in young babiesLesson 6Signs of breathing trouble: nose widening, chest pulling in, grunting, quick breathing age cutsDescribes signs of breathing trouble in babies, like nose widening, chest pulling, grunting, and age quick breathing cuts, and explains grading seriousness and watching changes at bedside.
Nose widening and head noddingChest pulling and sink waysGrunting and extra muscle useAge quick breathing limitsScoring ways for trouble seriousnessLesson 7Treatment basics: oxygen help levels, small airway sickness support care, signs for mouth vs vein germ killers, airway opener and steroid adviceSums treatment plans including oxygen levels, small airway sickness support, and when to use germ killers, airway openers, or steroids, stressing proof-based ways and skipping unneeded drugs.
Oxygen help levels and givingSupport care in small airway sicknessMouth vs vein germ killer signsAirway opener and steroid useWatching answer and treatment failLesson 8First bedside tests: finger oxygen reading, breathing rate measure, skin refill, quick sugar checkCovers bedside tools like finger oxygen, breathing rate measure, skin refill, and quick sugar, with tips for true readings and reading results in young babies.
Right finger oxygen wayTrue breathing rate measureChecking skin refill and blood flowQuick sugar check signsAdding bedside finds to sortingLesson 9Key history questions: symptom length and start, feeding and drink intake, jabs, home contacts, smoke touchDetails focused history in babies with breathing signs, covering start and length, feeding and drink, jab status, smoke touch, and sick contacts, to guide risk grouping and handling.
Symptom start, length, and growthFeeding, drink intake, and output historyJab status and missed onesHome contacts and sick touchesSurroundings smoke and dirt touchLesson 10Parent advice: home care, when to come back, home fluids and fever handling, jab pushGives advice on teaching parents about home care, fluids, fever control, drug use, and jabs, and clear guides on danger signs and when to get quick recheck.
Explaining diagnosis and expected pathHome fluids and feeding plansSafe fever handling and drugsCome back warnings and danger signsPushing usual and catch-up jabsLesson 11Guideline sources: WHO Child Sickness Handling (IMCI) lung advice, AAP small airway sickness guide, local child breathing plansSums key advice from WHO IMCI, AAP small airway sickness guide, and local child breathing plans, stressing matching local ways with proof-based world standards for baby care.
WHO IMCI lung groupingsAAP small airway sickness handling guideLocal child lung plansAdjusting guidelines to local meansLesson 12Fluid and feeding handling for babies with less intakeCovers checking fluids and feeding in sick babies, figuring fluid needs, safe mouth, nose tube, and vein fluids use, and watching to stop dryness, too much fluid, and feeding breath risks.
Checking fluids and urine outputMouth and nose tube feeding plansSigns for vein fluids and speedsWatching for fluid too much and low salt
