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Fever In Children - Question and Answer Dataset

Name: Fever In Children - Question and Answer Dataset
Creator: icmr.gov.in
Keywords: Economy, question-answering, extractive-qa, fever, rash, joint-symptoms, soft-tissue-swelling, redness, axillary-temperature, general-examination, macules, papules

#question-answering#extractive-qa#fever#rash#joint-symptoms#soft-tissue-swelling#redness#axillary-temperature#general-examination#macules#papules

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18 extractive question-and-answer pairs built from Fever In Children, published by icmr.gov.in. The source is a 1-page publication. Source-evidenced topics include fever, rash, joint symptoms, soft tissue swelling, redness, axillary temperature, general examination, macules. Every answer is a verbatim span of text the source prints, and each row carries the passage it sits in, its offset in that passage, the source quote, the page and the location in the document, so any row can be checked against the original. Question types in the export: 7 definition, 7 list, 4 relationship. 18 of the 18 pairs (100.0%) ask explanatory questions; the remaining 0 are factual or table-based questions. 100.00% of rows pass the corpus quality gate.

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question	answer	context	answer_start	question_type	knowledge_quality_score	source_document	source_quote	source_page	source_location	confidence	validation_status
What does ANA stand for?	Anti-nuclear antibody	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	489	definition	0.900	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1725952338_paediatrics_fever_in_children.pdf	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	1	page=1,block=64	0.700	valid
What does CNS stand for?	Central nervous system	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	393	definition	0.900	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1725952338_paediatrics_fever_in_children.pdf	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	1	page=1,block=64
What does JIA stand for?	Juveline idiopathic arthritis	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	210	definition	0.900	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1725952338_paediatrics_fever_in_children.pdf	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	1	page=1,block=64
What does URTI stand for?	Upper respiratory tract infection	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	6	definition	0.900	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1725952338_paediatrics_fever_in_children.pdf	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	1	page=1,block=64
What is the full form of CMV?	Cytomegalovirus	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	421	definition	0.900	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1725952338_paediatrics_fever_in_children.pdf	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	1	page=1,block=64
What is the full form of UTI?	Urinary tract infection	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	45	definition	0.900	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1725952338_paediatrics_fever_in_children.pdf	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	1	page=1,block=64
What is the meaning of CT?	Computed tomography	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	342	definition	0.900	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1725952338_paediatrics_fever_in_children.pdf	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	1	page=1,block=64
What condition is indicated by a barking cough?	Laryngotracheobronchitis/ croup	ESSENTIAL: All investigations mentioned in the prior boxes OPTIONAL: All investigations mentioned in the prior boxes Fever + respiratory symptoms: • Cough, runny nose: URTI • Membrane over tonsils/pharynx: Diphtheria • Paroxysmal cough: Pertussis like illness • Barking cough: Laryngotracheobronchitis/ croup Fever + rash • Red maculopapular rash: Measles, Rubella, Dengue. • Fine generalized maculopapular rash with systemic dysfunction/shock: Meningococcemia. • Itchy erythematous macules evolving to clear vesicles: Varicella Fever + other symptoms: • Parotid gland swelling: Mumps • Arthritis: Consider Chikungunya, acute rheumatic fever, JIA • Strawberry red tongue, skin peeling, lymphadenopathy, conjunctival injection: Kawasaki disease Manage urgent issues • Decrease body temperature with Paracetamol (15mg/kg by any route) and/or hydrotherapy. • Manage any life-threatening issue. • Consider first dose antibiotic in suspected meningitis, severe pneumonia, or severe malnutrition. • Consider anti-malarial in suspected malaria • All neonates • Young infants with toxic appearance. • Severe malnutrition, toxic appearance, inability to feed, lethargy, irritability, dehydration, etc. • >14 days illness without diagnosis. • Any reason deemed by the treating physician.	277	relationship	0.890
What conditions warrant the consideration of anti-malarial treatment?	suspected malaria	ESSENTIAL: All investigations mentioned in the prior boxes OPTIONAL: All investigations mentioned in the prior boxes Fever + respiratory symptoms: • Cough, runny nose: URTI • Membrane over tonsils/pharynx: Diphtheria • Paroxysmal cough: Pertussis like illness • Barking cough: Laryngotracheobronchitis/ croup Fever + rash • Red maculopapular rash: Measles, Rubella, Dengue. • Fine generalized maculopapular rash with systemic dysfunction/shock: Meningococcemia. • Itchy erythematous macules evolving to clear vesicles: Varicella Fever + other symptoms: • Parotid gland swelling: Mumps • Arthritis: Consider Chikungunya, acute rheumatic fever, JIA • Strawberry red tongue, skin peeling, lymphadenopathy, conjunctival injection: Kawasaki disease Manage urgent issues • Decrease body temperature with Paracetamol (15mg/kg by any route) and/or hydrotherapy. • Manage any life-threatening issue. • Consider first dose antibiotic in suspected meningitis, severe pneumonia, or severe malnutrition. • Consider anti-malarial in suspected malaria • All neonates • Young infants with toxic appearance. • Severe malnutrition, toxic appearance, inability to feed, lethargy, irritability, dehydration, etc. • >14 days illness without diagnosis. • Any reason deemed by the treating physician.	1019	relationship
What is a possible diagnosis for itchy erythematous macules evolving to clear vesicles?	Varicella	ESSENTIAL: All investigations mentioned in the prior boxes OPTIONAL: All investigations mentioned in the prior boxes Fever + respiratory symptoms: • Cough, runny nose: URTI • Membrane over tonsils/pharynx: Diphtheria • Paroxysmal cough: Pertussis like illness • Barking cough: Laryngotracheobronchitis/ croup Fever + rash • Red maculopapular rash: Measles, Rubella, Dengue. • Fine generalized maculopapular rash with systemic dysfunction/shock: Meningococcemia. • Itchy erythematous macules evolving to clear vesicles: Varicella Fever + other symptoms: • Parotid gland swelling: Mumps • Arthritis: Consider Chikungunya, acute rheumatic fever, JIA • Strawberry red tongue, skin peeling, lymphadenopathy, conjunctival injection: Kawasaki disease Manage urgent issues • Decrease body temperature with Paracetamol (15mg/kg by any route) and/or hydrotherapy. • Manage any life-threatening issue. • Consider first dose antibiotic in suspected meningitis, severe pneumonia, or severe malnutrition. • Consider anti-malarial in suspected malaria • All neonates • Young infants with toxic appearance. • Severe malnutrition, toxic appearance, inability to feed, lethargy, irritability, dehydration, etc. • >14 days illness without diagnosis. • Any reason deemed by the treating physician.	519	relationship

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Language: English
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question	answer	context	answer_start	question_type	knowledge_quality_score	source_document	source_quote	source_page	source_location	confidence	validation_status
What does ANA stand for?	Anti-nuclear antibody	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	489	definition	0.900	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1725952338_paediatrics_fever_in_children.pdf	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	1	page=1,block=64	0.700	valid
What does CNS stand for?	Central nervous system	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	393	definition	0.900	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1725952338_paediatrics_fever_in_children.pdf	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	1	page=1,block=64
What does JIA stand for?	Juveline idiopathic arthritis	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	210	definition	0.900	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1725952338_paediatrics_fever_in_children.pdf	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	1	page=1,block=64
What does URTI stand for?	Upper respiratory tract infection	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	6	definition	0.900	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1725952338_paediatrics_fever_in_children.pdf	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	1	page=1,block=64
What is the full form of CMV?	Cytomegalovirus	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	421	definition	0.900	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1725952338_paediatrics_fever_in_children.pdf	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	1	page=1,block=64
What is the full form of UTI?	Urinary tract infection	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	45	definition	0.900	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1725952338_paediatrics_fever_in_children.pdf	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	1	page=1,block=64
What is the meaning of CT?	Computed tomography	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	342	definition	0.900	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1725952338_paediatrics_fever_in_children.pdf	URTI: Upper respiratory tract infection UTI: Urinary tract infection TLC: Total leukocyte count RTI: Respiratory tract infection RR: Respiratory rate PS: Peripheral smear PET: Positron emisison tomography JIA: Juveline idiopathic arthritis HR: Heart rate GI: Gastro-intestinal DLC: Differential leukocyte count CVS: Cardiovascular system CT: Computed tomography CSF: Cerebro-spinal fluid CNS: Central nervous system CMV: Cytomegalovirus CFT: Capillary filling time BP: Blood pressure ANA: Anti-nuclear antibody	1	page=1,block=64
What condition is indicated by a barking cough?	Laryngotracheobronchitis/ croup	ESSENTIAL: All investigations mentioned in the prior boxes OPTIONAL: All investigations mentioned in the prior boxes Fever + respiratory symptoms: • Cough, runny nose: URTI • Membrane over tonsils/pharynx: Diphtheria • Paroxysmal cough: Pertussis like illness • Barking cough: Laryngotracheobronchitis/ croup Fever + rash • Red maculopapular rash: Measles, Rubella, Dengue. • Fine generalized maculopapular rash with systemic dysfunction/shock: Meningococcemia. • Itchy erythematous macules evolving to clear vesicles: Varicella Fever + other symptoms: • Parotid gland swelling: Mumps • Arthritis: Consider Chikungunya, acute rheumatic fever, JIA • Strawberry red tongue, skin peeling, lymphadenopathy, conjunctival injection: Kawasaki disease Manage urgent issues • Decrease body temperature with Paracetamol (15mg/kg by any route) and/or hydrotherapy. • Manage any life-threatening issue. • Consider first dose antibiotic in suspected meningitis, severe pneumonia, or severe malnutrition. • Consider anti-malarial in suspected malaria • All neonates • Young infants with toxic appearance. • Severe malnutrition, toxic appearance, inability to feed, lethargy, irritability, dehydration, etc. • >14 days illness without diagnosis. • Any reason deemed by the treating physician.	277	relationship	0.890
What conditions warrant the consideration of anti-malarial treatment?	suspected malaria	ESSENTIAL: All investigations mentioned in the prior boxes OPTIONAL: All investigations mentioned in the prior boxes Fever + respiratory symptoms: • Cough, runny nose: URTI • Membrane over tonsils/pharynx: Diphtheria • Paroxysmal cough: Pertussis like illness • Barking cough: Laryngotracheobronchitis/ croup Fever + rash • Red maculopapular rash: Measles, Rubella, Dengue. • Fine generalized maculopapular rash with systemic dysfunction/shock: Meningococcemia. • Itchy erythematous macules evolving to clear vesicles: Varicella Fever + other symptoms: • Parotid gland swelling: Mumps • Arthritis: Consider Chikungunya, acute rheumatic fever, JIA • Strawberry red tongue, skin peeling, lymphadenopathy, conjunctival injection: Kawasaki disease Manage urgent issues • Decrease body temperature with Paracetamol (15mg/kg by any route) and/or hydrotherapy. • Manage any life-threatening issue. • Consider first dose antibiotic in suspected meningitis, severe pneumonia, or severe malnutrition. • Consider anti-malarial in suspected malaria • All neonates • Young infants with toxic appearance. • Severe malnutrition, toxic appearance, inability to feed, lethargy, irritability, dehydration, etc. • >14 days illness without diagnosis. • Any reason deemed by the treating physician.	1019	relationship
What is a possible diagnosis for itchy erythematous macules evolving to clear vesicles?	Varicella	ESSENTIAL: All investigations mentioned in the prior boxes OPTIONAL: All investigations mentioned in the prior boxes Fever + respiratory symptoms: • Cough, runny nose: URTI • Membrane over tonsils/pharynx: Diphtheria • Paroxysmal cough: Pertussis like illness • Barking cough: Laryngotracheobronchitis/ croup Fever + rash • Red maculopapular rash: Measles, Rubella, Dengue. • Fine generalized maculopapular rash with systemic dysfunction/shock: Meningococcemia. • Itchy erythematous macules evolving to clear vesicles: Varicella Fever + other symptoms: • Parotid gland swelling: Mumps • Arthritis: Consider Chikungunya, acute rheumatic fever, JIA • Strawberry red tongue, skin peeling, lymphadenopathy, conjunctival injection: Kawasaki disease Manage urgent issues • Decrease body temperature with Paracetamol (15mg/kg by any route) and/or hydrotherapy. • Manage any life-threatening issue. • Consider first dose antibiotic in suspected meningitis, severe pneumonia, or severe malnutrition. • Consider anti-malarial in suspected malaria • All neonates • Young infants with toxic appearance. • Severe malnutrition, toxic appearance, inability to feed, lethargy, irritability, dehydration, etc. • >14 days illness without diagnosis. • Any reason deemed by the treating physician.	519	relationship

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