Malaria Sentinel Site Report

NATIONAL VECTOR BORNE DISEASE CONTROL PROGRAMME

Name of the Sentinel Site :- DHH, Paralakhemundi. Fortnight :- (put tick marak) 1st/2nd FN Dist. Gajapati
Month:- Year:- 2019
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Malaria Cases Confirmed Malaria Cases Confirmed

Malaria Cases
by BSE by RDK
Total
Suspected Suspected
Total Cases Total out Pregnant
malaria malaria
New suspected patients Women SCs/ Less Than More than
Cases Cases 1-4 year 5-8 years 9-14 years Total
OPD malaria diagnosed with STs 1 Year 15 years
tested by tested by
Cases (Sources: as malaria Malaria
BSE RDK Mixed Mixed
M1) PV PF Total PV PF Total
Infection Infection
M F M F M F M F M F

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Malaria Case confirmed No of cases

Malaria Case confirmed by BSE Age wise distribution of Severe Malaria case Timelag between showing non-
by RDK
Total onset of fever clearance of
parasiataemia after Deaths
Total in
Suspected Suspected
inpatients Less Than More than and reporting to treatment with due to all Deaths
Total In Patients diagnosed Pregnant 1-4 year 5-8 years 9-14 years setinel site
malaria malaria 1 Year 15 years antimalaria due to
patients admitted as malaria women SCs/ causes
cases cases confirm
addmitte as Mixed Mixed confirmed with STs during
tested by tested by PV PF Total PV PF Total by either Malaria ed
d in IPD suspected Infection Infection the
BSE RDK malaria
malaria BSE of <3 3-7 >7 Day-1 Day-2 Day-3 fortnight
M F M F M F M F M F
RDT) days Days Days

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Criteria to dignosed a severe malaria case:-

*Cerebral malaria presenting with convulsions, lethargia, coma, paralysis and other neurological manifestations
*Severe anaemia
*Renal failure, which may be combined with severe haemolytic anaemia in the syndrome of black water fever
*Adult respiratory distress syndrome, which may progress to pulmonary oedema
*Liver failure with jaundice and haemorrhagic tendency
*Septicaemia
*Bacterial pneumonia
*Hyperpyrexia
*Dehydration
*Hypoglycaemia (often caused more by quinine than by malaria)
*DIC(Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation)

SSMTC Sentinel Site Medical Officer(I/C) VBDC, Gajapati ADPHO(VBD), Gajapati