Quinine in 10% glucose infusion or 5% glucose in normal saline; if for some reason Quinine cannot be given by Continue iron and folic acid by infusion: mouth for 3 months postpartum Give 10mg/kg dosage by IM injection and refer immediately. Provide dietary advice: encourage Make sure you give 10% glucose concentration or one bottle of 5% glucose before administration of Quinine; be dark green vegetable leaves, citrus careful not to induce pulmonary oedema. Random blood sugar should be done before and after Quinine fruits, liver administration FP advice and supplies until in better Shift to oral quinine (during 1st trimester) and LA (in 2nd and 3rd trimester) as soon as the patient can take physical health (avoid IUD) orally Give paracetamol 1 g by mouth every 8 hours for 3 days Insert urethral catheter for continuous drainage and record input/output Monitor vital signs (blood pressure, pulse rate, respiratory rate) every 15 minutes REFER to hospital with an escort of a nurse and with potential blood donors if the mother has severe pallor.
Quinine in 10% glucose infusion or 5% glucose in normal saline; if for some reason Quinine cannot be given by infusion: Give 10mg/kg dosage by IM injection and refer immediately. Make sure you give 10% glucose concentration or one bottle of 5% glucose before administration of Quinine; be careful not to induce pulmonary oedema. Random blood sugar should be done before and after Quinine administration Shift to oral quinine (during 1st trimester) and LA (in 2nd and 3rd trimester) as soon as the patient can take orally Give paracetamol 1 g by mouth every 8 hours for 3 days Insert urethral catheter for continuous drainage and record input/output Monitor vital signs (blood pressure, pulse rate, respiratory rate) every 15 minutes REFER to hospital with an escort of a nurse and with potential blood donors if the mother has severe pallor. Continue iron and folic acid by mouth for 3 months postpartum Provide dietary advice: encourage dark green vegetable leaves, citrus fruits, liver FP advice and supplies until in better physical health (avoid IUD)
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