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Clinical Bedside Teaching- Description for students- 2023
List of cases to be seen at hospitals (Child Health Block-2023)
FORMS:
Mini-CEX – 2 Cardiac Examination
Mini-CEX - 5 General Examination
Mini-CEX – 6 lymph node Examination
Mini-CEX – 9 Musculoskeletal Examination
Mini-CEX –3 Abdominal Examination
Mini-CEX –4 Neurological Examination
Mini-CEX –8 Regional Examination
Y5 Logbook Clinical Experience - Procedure Documentation Form
Requirements for student’s logbook Y5, Child Health Block
(Rotations in Maternity and Children, Ohud, and National Guard Hospitals)
Logbook Requirement-Child health-B1-2023
Skill Lab Sessions:
Skill Lab Sessions Materials:
Week 1:
Forms required for the session:
1/ Growth charts seen below
2/ session 1 student' s worksheet
WEEK1
Children`s Health- Promoting children`s health (Growth and development monitoring- counselling regards breast feeding)
Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs):
By the end of this session students are expected to be able to:
· Appreciate the role of physician in promoting children`s health through monitoring growth and development and encouraging breast feeding
· Apply knowledge on growth and development and infant feeding on various clinical situations
· Practice measuring height/ length and head circumference
· Practice Plotting different growth parameters on appropriate growth charts
· Interpret patterns of growth on growth chart bracket
· Recognize milestones of development in an infant/ child developmental history.
· Counsel parents regarding breast feeding and weaning practice.
Resources:
1/ Illustrated textbook of pediatrics; Chapters: Growth and development- infant feeding.
2/ Introduction to growth and development
WEEK 2
Week 2:
Forms required for the session:
Fluid therapy worksheet (print before session )
Resources (revise thoroughly before the session):
1/ Introduction to Fluid therapy
2/ Assessing dehydration-Fluid therapy: see the following video
WEEK 3
Week 3:
Forms required for the session:
Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs):
By the end of this session students are expected to be able to:
· Appreciate the importance of using assessment tools (as PAT and PEWS) in early identification of critically sick or deteriorating child
· Apply the Pediatric Assessment Triangle (PAT) as an initial assessment tool in emergency situation
· Recognize signs of cardiovascular instability and describe how to proceed to stabilize the patient
· Apply PEWS in different clinical situation and interpret its result
· Recommend initial management steps for some common pediatric emergency situations
· Appreciate the importance of proper documentation in emergency situations
· Communicate appropriately with the patients and their families and with colleagues or other team member in emergency situations
Resources:
- Illustrated textbook of pediatrics; Chapters: Pediatric Emergencies
WEEK 4
Forms required for the session:
Resources:
Neonatal examination skill lab
Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs):
By the end of this session students are expected to be able to:
· Perform initial stabilization of a full term well newborn infant immediately after birth
· Calculate APGAR score and interpret the results
· Accurately categorize newborns based on birth weight and maturity
· Perform neonatal ahead to toe neonatal and system examination including specific examination techniques as those used for neurological assessment and neonatal reflexes
· Tailor neonatal examination based on the age and purpose of examination, recognizing the timings of formal neonatal examination
· Capture special examination requirements as examining for congenital anomalies, maturity level and birth injuries
· Identify some common physical findings in newborn infant (normal variants AND pathological findings due to prematurity, birth injury and/or congenital anomalies)
· Neonatal examination- Session description-2023
· Work Sheet (print before session )
· Resources (revise thoroughly before the session):