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Anemia Health Education
Anemia Health Education
I Annu, a student of Msc. Nsg 1st year in your college. As a part of my child health nursing requirement. I was being posted
in Pediatric ward and where I was assigned to give a health talk on topic “Anemia”.
Introduction to topic :-
Anemia is a major killer in India. Statistics reveal that every second Indian women is anemic. One in every five maternal
deaths is directly due to anemia. Anemia affects both adults and children of both sexes, although pregnant women and
adolescent girls are most susceptible and most affected by this disease.
BACK GROUND INFORMATION:-
Topic :- Breastfeeding
Date :-
Time :- 35 mint.
At the end of this presentation, patient and family members will gain knowledge about introduction of Pneumonia, types,
risk factors, clinical features, diagnostic evaluation and its management.
Specific objective:-
Define Anemia
WHO Grading
Clinical grading
Causes
Classification
Management
Sr. No. Specific Time Content Teaching AV Aids Evaluation
objective Activity
Pallor observed in
palmer creases along
with skin and
mucous membrane
– Severe anemia.
1. Increased
destruction of RBCs
(hemolytic anemia)
a. Hemolysis due to
intrinsic factors
I. Abnormal
hemoglobin
synthesis-
thalassemia,
sickle cell
disease.
Il Enzymatic defect-
Glucose-6-phosphate-
dehydrogenase deficiency.
b. Hemolysis due to
extrinsic factors
I Infections- malaria, kala-
azar.
ii Antibody reaction-Rh or
ABO isoimmunization,
autoimmune hemolytic
anemia, lupus.
iii Drugs-Primaquine,
phenacetin, phenytoin.
iv Poisoning-Lead
v Burns
vi Splenomegaly
2 Increased blood loss
(hemorrhagic
anemia)
a. Acute- Trauma,
epistaxis, bleeding
diathesis (leukemia,
purpura,
hemophilia),
hemorrhagic disease
of newborn and
scurvy.
b. Chronic-
Hookworms,
bleeding piles,
chronic dysentery,
esophaged varices.
3 Decreased RBC
production (bone
marrow depression)
a. Primary-
Hypoplasia or
aplasia, fanconi
anemia.
b. Secondary-
Irradiation, infection,
chronic illness like
nephritis, leukemia
and other neoplastic
diseases,
tuberculosis, liver
disease,
hypothyroidism and
drug therapy
(chloramphenicol,
sulfas)
Summary:-
We have discussed-
Definition of Anemia
WHO Grading
Clinical grading
Causes
Classification
Management
Define Anemia
WHO Grading of anemia
Clinical grading of anemia
Causes of anemia
Classification of anemia
Management of anemia
Reference:-
Parul Datta’s Pediatric nursing, 2nd edition Published by Jaypee Brothers, Medical Publishers Pvt. Ltd Page no. 318-
320.
R. Arvind Pediatric nursing, 1st edition Published by Emmess, Medical Publishers Page no. 358.