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Brij Raghuwanshi
Brij Raghuwanshi

An under-five clinic provides comprehensive healthcare to young children under one roof. The clinic aims to care for illnesses, monitor growth through regular weighings and measurements, provide preventive care like immunizations and nutrition, offer family planning counseling, and educate mothers on childcare. The health personnel oversee the clinic by selecting its location and schedule, maintaining equipment and records, examining and treating children, and instructing mothers. The goal is to optimize children's health through this specialized facility.

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Under- five clinic By Brijkumar Raghuwanshi
Under- five clinic • Under five clinic is a centre, where preventive, promotive, curative, referral and educational services are provided in a package manner to under five children under one roof Goal • To overall goal of under-five clinic is to provide comprehensive health care to young children in a specialized facility.
• The under-five clinic is represented by traditional logo of a triangle with four internal triangles and an outer enveloping triangle as shown in the Fig.
Aims and activities • Care in illness: Children are treated for acute and chronic illnesses and ailments of growth and development at these clinic. Nurse can play an important role in taking care of sick children. • Growth monitoring: This is one of the most important function of the clinic. The child is weighed periodically- every month during the first year, every 2 monthly from 1 to 3 years of age and every 3 monthly in 4th and 5th years. Besides weighing, measuring height, mid arm circumference can also be carried out depending upon the availability of trained manpower and equipments. The growth is plotted in the growth chart then growth curve is prepared to monitor the growth of the child.
Aims and activities • Preventive care: This includes Timely physical examination of the children, Immunization, Nutritional care, Oral rehydration therapy • Family planning: Family planning is a central to any program directed towards women and children. The mothers are more receptive to family planning during early puerperium and lactation. Mother is counselled on the various options available, their merits and demerits so that she can make choice.
Aims and activities • Health education: This clinic is used to educate the mother about child care, breast feeding, nutrition, growth monitoring, immunization, cleanliness etc…
ROLE OF HEALTH CARE PERSONNEL • SELECTION OF PLACE AND DAYS OF CLINIC. • ARRANGING EQUIPMENT. • ARRANGING THE ENTERTAINMENT FACILITIES. • PROVIDING IMMUNIZATION SERVICES. • GIVING WARM WELCOME TO MOTHER AND CHILDREN. • MAINTAINING GROWTH CHART, IMMUNIZATION CARD.
ROLE OF HEALTH CARE PERSONNEL • RECORDING GENERAL EXAMINATION, NUTRITIONAL LEVEL AND WEIGHT OF THE CHILD. • ASSESSING GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHILD. • CARRY OUT PHYSICAL EXAMINATION. • PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF GENERAL DISEASES AND INJURIES AND REFERRING THE CRITICAL PATIENTS. • PROVIDING HEALTH EDUCATION TO MOTHERS.
ROLE OF HEALTH CARE PERSONNEL • ASSESSING GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHILD. • CARRY OUT PHYSICAL EXAMINATION. • PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF GENERAL DISEASES AND INJURIES AND REFERRING THE CRITICAL PATIENTS. • PROVIDING HEALTH EDUCATION TO MOTHERS.
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Under five clinic

  • 1. Under- five clinic By Brijkumar Raghuwanshi
  • 2. Under- five clinic • Under five clinic is a centre, where preventive, promotive, curative, referral and educational services are provided in a package manner to under five children under one roof Goal • To overall goal of under-five clinic is to provide comprehensive health care to young children in a specialized facility.
  • 3. • The under-five clinic is represented by traditional logo of a triangle with four internal triangles and an outer enveloping triangle as shown in the Fig.
  • 4. Aims and activities • Care in illness: Children are treated for acute and chronic illnesses and ailments of growth and development at these clinic. Nurse can play an important role in taking care of sick children. • Growth monitoring: This is one of the most important function of the clinic. The child is weighed periodically- every month during the first year, every 2 monthly from 1 to 3 years of age and every 3 monthly in 4th and 5th years. Besides weighing, measuring height, mid arm circumference can also be carried out depending upon the availability of trained manpower and equipments. The growth is plotted in the growth chart then growth curve is prepared to monitor the growth of the child.
  • 5. Aims and activities • Preventive care: This includes Timely physical examination of the children, Immunization, Nutritional care, Oral rehydration therapy • Family planning: Family planning is a central to any program directed towards women and children. The mothers are more receptive to family planning during early puerperium and lactation. Mother is counselled on the various options available, their merits and demerits so that she can make choice.
  • 6. Aims and activities • Health education: This clinic is used to educate the mother about child care, breast feeding, nutrition, growth monitoring, immunization, cleanliness etc…
  • 7. ROLE OF HEALTH CARE PERSONNEL • SELECTION OF PLACE AND DAYS OF CLINIC. • ARRANGING EQUIPMENT. • ARRANGING THE ENTERTAINMENT FACILITIES. • PROVIDING IMMUNIZATION SERVICES. • GIVING WARM WELCOME TO MOTHER AND CHILDREN. • MAINTAINING GROWTH CHART, IMMUNIZATION CARD.
  • 8. ROLE OF HEALTH CARE PERSONNEL • RECORDING GENERAL EXAMINATION, NUTRITIONAL LEVEL AND WEIGHT OF THE CHILD. • ASSESSING GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHILD. • CARRY OUT PHYSICAL EXAMINATION. • PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF GENERAL DISEASES AND INJURIES AND REFERRING THE CRITICAL PATIENTS. • PROVIDING HEALTH EDUCATION TO MOTHERS.
  • 9. ROLE OF HEALTH CARE PERSONNEL • ASSESSING GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHILD. • CARRY OUT PHYSICAL EXAMINATION. • PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF GENERAL DISEASES AND INJURIES AND REFERRING THE CRITICAL PATIENTS. • PROVIDING HEALTH EDUCATION TO MOTHERS.
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