Emergency Triage Assessment And Treatment (ETAT) Manual For Participants
Penulis: World Health Organization
Impresum: GENEVA: WHO; 2005
Kolasi: 83 hlm.
ISBN: 92 4 154687 5
Deaths in hospital often occur within 24 hours of admission. Many of these deaths could be prevented if very sick children are identified soon after their arrival in the health facility, and treatment is started immediately. Therefore, a process of rapid triage for all children presenting to hospital needs to be put in place, to determine whether any emergency or priority signs are present. This 3 1/2-day training course builds on the WHO Emergency Triage Assessment and Treatment (ETAT) guidelines as contained in the "Pocket book of hospital care for children" (2006, ISBN 9789241546706). It provides participants with the reading materials to prepare themselves for the modules taught in the course. Guidance on how to conduct the training is contained in the parallel facilitator's guide. This training course can be included in a quality improvement process which targets the whole hospital or it can start such a process.
keyword: 15 mins ABCD Activities Methods airway and breathing Annex anticonvulsant Assess circulation assessment questions AVPU blood glucose burettes capillary refill Central cyanosis Check choking child clinical sessions clinical signs coma and convulsion Correct response Assess course director demonstrate dextrose emergency signs equipment ETAT charts ETAT course ETAT wall charts facilitator candidate facilitator Correct response flowchart Give oxygen health worker hour IMCI implement ETAT Input of facilitator insert intraosseous infusion IV fluid LCD projector Lethargy manage the airway mask ml 3 hrs nasal catheter nasal prongs neck trauma Number oedema oropharyngeal airway overhead projector Overheads or powerpoint paraldehyde participants manual Plenary session Practical session box practice skills priority signs publisher has intentionally recovery position response Assess airway Resuscitation doll Ringers Lactate SCENARIO session box including severe dehydration severe malnutrition severe respiratory distress shock skin pinch stridor sunken eyes tape Triage as Emergency triage assessment tubing visible severe wasting
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