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Tuberculosis (National Guideline and Operational Manual)
14. TB and Nutrition
14. TB and Nutrition
TB and Nutrition
14.1 Nutritional response to infection
14.2 Nutritional assessment
14.3 Nutritional assessment of children and adolescents
14.4 Nutritional assessment of under-5 patients
14.5 Nutritional assessment of pregnant women
14.6 Nutritional treatment of TB
14.7 Management of severe acute malnutrition
14.8 Management of moderate undernutrition
14.9 Micronutrient supplementation
14.10 Contact investigation
14.11 Nutritional rehabilitation is important for people with TB
14.12 Food support may help improve access to care and mitigate catastrophic costs of TB
Bangladesh
Infections and Infectious Diseases Prescribing
Other Common Clinical Conditions
Hypertension (National Guideline)
Diabetes Mellitus (National Guideline)
Tuberculosis (National Guideline and Operational Manual)
Abbreviation and Acronyms
1. Introduction
2. General Information about Tuberculosis
3. Case Finding of Tuberculosis
4. Diagnosis of Tuberculosis
5. Treatment of Tuberculosis
6. TB in Special Situations
7. Adverse Effect Management
8. Tuberculosis in Children
9. Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis
10. Treatment delivery and Adherence
11. Contact Investigation
12. Latent TB Infection
13. TB/HIV Co-Infection
14. TB and Nutrition
TB and Nutrition
14.1 Nutritional response to infection
14.2 Nutritional assessment
14.3 Nutritional assessment of children and adolescents
14.4 Nutritional assessment of under-5 patients
14.5 Nutritional assessment of pregnant women
14.6 Nutritional treatment of TB
14.7 Management of severe acute malnutrition
14.8 Management of moderate undernutrition
14.9 Micronutrient supplementation
14.10 Contact investigation
14.11 Nutritional rehabilitation is important for people with TB
14.12 Food support may help improve access to care and mitigate catastrophic costs of TB
15. TB Infection Prevention and Control (IPC)
16. Advocacy Communication and Social Mobilization (ACSM)
17. Public Private Mix (PPM) For TB Control
18. Supply of Drugs, Laboratory Consumables and Documentation Materials
19. Supervision, Monitoring and Evaluation
20. Recording and Reporting
21. COVID-19 and its impact on TB
Annex
Chikungunya Fever (National Guideline)
Animal Bite Management (National Guideline)
Malaria (Revised Treatment Regimen)
Dengue Syndrome (National Guideline)
Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF)
Tuberculosis In Children
Anti Retroviral Therapy (NRT)
Asthma • Bronchiolitis • COPD
International Antimicrobial Stewardship & IPC
Intervention Recording/Feedback survey
Animal Health
Other National resources
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