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Dengue Syndrome (National Guideline)
Chapter 4: Dengue Case Management
Chapter 4: Dengue Case Management
4.1 Dengue Case Classification by Severity
4.2 Stepwise Approach of Dengue Case Management
4.3 Treatment According to Group A-C
4.4 Types of Fluids Required for Intravenous Therapy
4.5 Some Important Notes
4.6 Special Clinical Situations
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Dengue Syndrome (National Guideline)
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Chapter 1: Introduction & Epidemiology of Dengue
Chapter 2: Pathophysiology and Clinical Manifestation of Dengue Infection
Chapter 3: Lab Investigation for Dengue Diagnosis and Management
Chapter 4: Dengue Case Management
4.1 Dengue Case Classification by Severity
4.2 Stepwise Approach of Dengue Case Management
4.3 Treatment According to Group A-C
4.4 Types of Fluids Required for Intravenous Therapy
4.5 Some Important Notes
4.6 Special Clinical Situations
Chapter 5: Dengue Prevention and Control
Annexure
Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF)
Tuberculosis In Children
Anti Retroviral Therapy (NRT)
Asthma • Bronchiolitis • COPD
International Antimicrobial Stewardship & IPC
Intervention Recording/Feedback survey
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