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1) Age Distribution of Children
1) Age Distribution of Children
1) Age Distribution of Children
In the present study, majority of cases (74%) were less than one year of age.
2)Sex distribution.
Sex Cases %
Male 109 54.5
Female 91 46.5
Total 200 100
In the present study, majority of cases (54.5%) were males. Male: female ratio was
1.17
Sex distribution
46%
Male
Female
55%
Symptoms/Signs NO.Of.Patients %
Cough 200 100
Fever 180 90
Hurried breathing 160 80
Chest Retraction 167 83.5
Refusal of feeds 80 40
In the present study, majority of cases about 100% have cough,90% have
fever,80% have hurried breathing,83.55 have chest retractions and 40% there is
refusal of feeds
Showing Various Symptoms/Signs.
120%
100%
100% 90%
80% 84%
80%
60%
40%
40% %
20%
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Average admission
No.Of.Days
3 2.34 2.3
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Cough Fever Hurried Chest refusal of
breathing Retraction feeds
Months
1-12 >80 60-80 <60
2 94 13
13-60 >60 50-60 <50
86 4 1
100 94
86
90
80
70
Frequency
60
50
40
30
20 13
10 2 4
1
0
8) Cyanosis/convolution distribution.
Cyanosis/convolution Frequency %
Cyanosis 6 3
Convulsions 7 3.5
Total 13 6.5
In the present study 3% have cyanosis and
convulsions 7
cases
cyanosis 6
9) History distribution.
50
40
30
20
10
0
Past history Family history
10)Literacy status of parents distribution.
Literacy Status
117
120
109
100
80
mother
Frequency
60 Father
60
42 41
40
31
20
0
illetrate Primary Higs school
11)Distribution of others.
Others Frequency %
LOCOLATED 1 0.5
EMPYEMA
Lumboscaral 1 0.5
mengiomyelocele with
paraplgia
Meningitis 1 0.5
PEM 1 0.5
PMBP 7 3.5
PMBP Meningitis 2 1
Septicemia death 7 3.5
Septicemia death 2 1
Meningitis
Septicenia death 2 1
Suspected foreign 2 1
Wheeze 71 35.5
Total 97 48.5
Class Frequency %
Sever pneumoniae 171 85.5
Very Sevever pneumoniae 29 14.5
Total 200 100
15%
Sever pneumoniae
Very Sevever pneumoniae
86%
16)Associated illness:
Diarrhea 18 9%
Ccf 10 5%
Septicemia 5 2.5%
meningitis 3 1.5%
In our study pneumonia was associated with diarrhea in 9%, septicemia in2.5%
cases, meningitis in1.5% cases and congestive cardiac failure (CCF) in 5% cases
Associated illness:
20 18
18
16
14
no.of cases
12 10 number
10
Percentage
8
6 5
4 3
2
0
Diarrhea Ccf Septicemia meningitis
Illness
Diagnosis Frequency %
Bronchopneumonia 115 57.5
Lobar Consolidation 71 35.5
Emp 14 7
Total 200 100
In the present study 57.5% cases are broncho pneumonia
35.5% case are have lobar consolidation
Discharge Frequency %
Normal 181 90.5
Improved 19 8.5
Total 200 100
In the present study 90.5% have normal x-ray findings
10%
Normal
Improved
91%
Antibiotic Frequency %
First Line 40 20
Second Line 160 80
Change from first to 39 8.82
second
Oral antibiotic at 192 43.45
discharge
16% 9%
Immunized
Partly Immunized
Unimmunized
76%
Feeding Frequency %
Breast feeding 169 84.5
Bottle feeding 31 15.5
Total 200 100
In the presnt study 84.5% are breast fed
16%
Breast feeding
Bottle feeding
85%
20%
Pucca House
Kutcha House
81%
Sanitation Frequency %
Good 38 19
Poor 162 81
Total 200 100
In the present study 19% are having good sanitation
19%
Good
Poor
81%
Fuel Frequency %
LPG 42 21
Non LPG 158 79
total 200 100
In the present study 21% are using LPG cooking
Fuel Type
21%
LPG
Non LPG
79%
28)Distribution of Total count.
Total count
35%
Normal
Increased
66%
29%
Normal
Lymphocytosis
Neutrophilia
58%
14%
In the present study 5% are having staph aureus blood culture positive
In the present study 22.5% are having strep pneumonia blood culture positive
ESR Frequency %
Normal 71 35.5
Increased 129 64.5
Total 200 100
In the present study 35.5% have normal ESR
36%
Normal
Increased
65%
P<0.05 - S (significant)
33) Risk factors among sever pneumonia and very sever pneumonia.