The document outlines medical cases and tasks related to pediatric care, including symptoms of dehydration in children, malnutrition assessment, chronic cough evaluation, and vaccine administration guidelines. It includes specific questions related to diagnoses, preventive measures, and treatment protocols for young patients. The document serves as a guide for healthcare professionals in assessing and managing common pediatric health issues.

1. OSCE STATION

2. Station 1
• A 14-month-old boy has started vomiting and has loose watery stools
up to eight times a day. He has a low grade fever and is rather quiet.
Other mothers at the nursery report similar findings in their children.
• Task
1. Signs of severe dehydration
2. Which vaccine prevent acute diarrheal disease
3. Dose of zinc for diarrhoeal disease

3. Station 2
• Name this object and answer the following
• Name
• Grading of malnutrition
• Age considered for assessment
• How to measure MUAC

4. REST STATION

5. Station 3
• Neha is a one year old child who present to your clinic because of
chronic cough (more than one month). On examination temp: 37.5
degree C, respiratory rate: 34 breaths/min with no signs of respiratory
distress.
Task :
• Respiratory cut off for different age to categorize pneumonia
• 3 symptoms of pulmonary tuberculosis
• 2 common test to evaluate the above

6. Station 4
• Identify the following spotter.
• Dose of administration according to NIS
• Route of administration
• Site of administration
• Temperature to be kept in ice line refrigerator
• Schedule of this vaccine