NEPAL CB-IMNCI : Diarrhea Case Management in Children (0–2 Months vs 2–59 Months) | Nursing

📌 Video Description This video explains diarrhea management in children using the CB-IMNCI protocol of Nepal, with a clear age-wise approach for: 0–2 months (young infants) 2–59 months (children) The focus is on clinical reasoning, not rote learning, making it useful for: Nursing students ANM / PCL / BSc Nursing CB-IMNCI training Practical exams, viva, and ward postings 🔍 What you will learn in this video ✔️ How diarrhea is classified under CB-IMNCI ✔️ Why lethargy/unconsciousness = severe dehydration ✔️ Why irritability = some dehydration ✔️ Why antibiotics are given in 0–2 months but not routinely in 2–59 months ✔️ Role of ORS, zinc, and Vitamin A ✔️ Age-specific management plans (Plan A, B, C) ✔️ Key exam points and common mistakes 🎓 Why this video is important for nursing students CB-IMNCI questions are commonly asked in: Community Health Nursing Child Health Nursing Viva and practical examinations This video simplifies the Nepal CB-IMNCI guideline and connects pathophysiology with management, so you understand why we do what we do. 🇳🇵 Based on CB-IMNCI Protocol – Nepal WHO & UNICEF guidelines 📚 Recommended for Nursing students (PCL, BSc, BN) Health assistants and ANMs Exam revision 🔔 Don’t forget to Like • Share • Subscribe For more simple, exam-oriented nursing explanations