Treatment — Visit 21

Care module This visit Pediatric clinic

Prefilled from Adult STG: TB (1B10-1B1Z) Review and edit below before you save.

Drug management

Treatment plan, medicines, health education, then where the patient is directed (pharmacy, inpatient, theatre), and disposition.

Medication guideline

First choice:
- Pyridoxine (Vitamin B6) — Tablet / 50mg — 25-50mg mg PO qd Duration of TB treatment — (Give to all patients on Isoniazid to prevent peripheral neuropathy. Especially important in pregnancy, HIV, malnutrition, diabetes)
- 2RHZ+E / 2RH — PO 2 months (Intensive Phase) , 2 months (Continuation Phase) — (Peripheral lymph node TB. Children and 
adolescents 3 -16 years)
- 2RHZ+E / 4RH — PO 2 months (Intensive Phase) , 4 months (Continuation Phase) — (EPTB (excluding peripheral lymph node TB, TB meningitis, Osteoarticular TB)
- 2RHZ+E/10RH — Tablet — PO 2 months (Intensive Phase) , 10 months (Continuation Phase) — (TB meningitis and osteoarticular TB)

Medications (guideline)

First line

Pyridoxine (Vitamin B6) — Tablet / 50mg — 25-50mg mg PO qd Duration of TB treatment — (Give to all patients on Isoniazid to prevent peripheral neuropathy. Especially important in pregnancy, HIV, malnutrition, diabetes) (Alternative)
2RHZ+E / 2RH — PO 2 months (Intensive Phase) , 2 months (Continuation Phase) — (Peripheral lymph node TB. Children and adolescents 3 -16 years)
2RHZ+E / 4RH — PO 2 months (Intensive Phase) , 4 months (Continuation Phase) — (EPTB (excluding peripheral lymph node TB, TB meningitis, Osteoarticular TB)
2RHZ+E/10RH — Tablet — PO 2 months (Intensive Phase) , 10 months (Continuation Phase) — (TB meningitis and osteoarticular TB)

Medications

Administered medications

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Medicines Administered

First line Second line

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Other medications (manual entry)

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Health education messages provided

Care pathway after management

Patient directed to

Follow-up & disposition (after discharge)

Final outcome: follow-up at home or clinic, referral, or mortuary.

Disposition

Follow-up location

When

Details

Referred to hospital

Time of death

Who is entering?

Optional. Use when the person entering data differs from the logged-in user, or for documentation.

Name

Role

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