LIST OF PHOTOGRAPHS

OF
THE SICK YOUNG INFANT
AGE UP TO 2 MONTHS
Photograph
Number:

POSSIBLE BACTERIAL INFECTION/JAUNDICE

1. This is a normal umbilicus in a new born.

2. This is an umbilicus with redness extending to the skin of the abdomen.

3. This is an umbilicus with redness extending to the skin of the abdomen.

4. This is a normal umbilicus.

5. This umbilicus is draining pus.

6. This infant has many skin pustules.

7. This infant has a big boil.

8. This infant has jaundice (Palms and soles not yellow).

9. This infant has jaundice (Yellow palms and soles).

10. This infant has many skin pustules.

11. This infant has a big boil

12. This infant has jaundice (Yellow palms and soles).

Photograph
Number:

Signs of Good Attachment

Photo Chin Mouth Wide Lower Lip More Areola Assessment Comments
Touching Open Turned Showing
Breast Outward Above
13 yes yes yes yes Good
(almost) attachment

14 no no yes no (equal Not well

above and attachment
below)
15 yes no no yes Not well lower lip
attachment turned in

16 no no no no Not well cheeks pulled

attachment in

17 yes yes yes cannot see Good

attachment
18 no no yes no (equal Not well
above and attachment
below)

19 yes yes yes yes Good

attachment

20 yes yes yes yes Good

(almost) attachment

21 yes no no no (more Not well

below) attachment

13-21 : ASSESSMENT NT OF FEEDING

Photograph
Number:
22 : White patches (thrush)
23 : White patches (thrush)
 Signs of Good Positioning
Comments on
Attachment
Photo Infant's Head Head and Infant's Body Supporting
and Body Body Close to Infant's
Straight Facing Mother's Whole Body
Breast

24 yes yes yes yes

25 yes yes yes yes

26 no neck no no turned no Not well

turned, so away from attached: mouth
not straight mother's not wide open,
with body body lower lip not
turned out,
areola equal
above and
below

no body no only no only Not well

27 no turned away not close neck and attached: mouth
shoulders not wide open,
supported lower lip not
turned out,
more areola
below than
above
28 yes yes yes very yes Good
close attachment:
chin touching
breast
29 no head no body no not no only Not well
and neck turned away close neck and attached:
twisted and shoulders mouth not wide
bent forward, supported open
not straight
with body
 LIST OF PHOTOGRAPHS
OF
THE SICK CHILD
AGE 2 MONTHS UP TO 5 YEARS
Photograph
Number:

DEHYDRATION

30. This child's eyes are sunken.

31. The skin pinch for this child goes back very slowly.

32. This child has sunken eyes.

33. The child has sunken eyes.

34. The child does not have sunken eyes.

35. The child has sunken eyes.

36. The child's skin pinch goes back very slowly.

MEASLES

37. This child has the generalized rash of measles and red eyes.

38. This example shows a child with heat rash. It is not the generalized rash of measles.

39. This is an example of scabies. It is not the generalized rash of measles.

40. This is an example of a rash due to chicken pox. It is not a measles rash.

41. This child has generalized rash of measles.

42. This child has scabies. It is not measles rash.

43. This child has generalized rash of measles.

44. This child has scabies. It is not measles rash.

45. This child has tinea versicolor. It is not measles rash.

46. This child has chicken pox. It is not measles rash.

47. This child is malnourished and has normal skin.

48. This child has heat rash. It is not measles rash.

49. This child has generalized rash of measles.

50. This child has normal skin.

MOUTH SIGNS IN CHILDREN WITH MEASLES

51. This is an example of a normal mouth. The child does not have mouth ulcers.

52. This child has Koplik spots. These spots occur in the mouth inside the cheek early in a measles
infection. They are not mouth ulcers.

53. This child has measles with mouth ulcers on the lips.

54. This child has a mouth ulcer.

55. This child has a mouth ulcer.

56. This child does not have mouth ulcers.

EYE COMPLICATIONS OF MEASLES

57. This is a normal eye showing the iris, pupil, conjunctiva and cornea. The child has been crying.
There is no pus draining from the eye.

58. This child has pus draining from the eye.

59. This child has clouding of the cornea.

60. There is pus draining from the eye. Not able to tell whether there is clouding of the cornea.

61. There is no pus draining from the eye. There is no clouding of the cornea.

62. There is pus draining from the eye. Not able to tell whether there is clouding of the cornea.

63. There is no pus draining from the eye. There is clouding of the cornea.

64. There is no pus draining from the eye. There is clouding of the cornea.

65. There is pus draining from the eye. Not able to tell whether there is clouding of the cornea.

66. There is no pus draining from the eye. There is no clouding of the cornea.

VISIBLE SEVERE WASTING AND OEDEMA

67. This child has visible severe wasting. The child has small hips, thin legs relative to the abdomen.
There is still cheek fat on the child's face.

68. This is the same child as in photograph 47 showing loss of buttock fat.

69. This is the same child as in photograph 47 showing folds of skin ("baggy pants") due to loss of
buttock fat. Not all children with visible severe wasting have this sign. It is an extreme sign.

70. This child has oedema of both feet.

71. This child does not have visible severe wasting.

72. This child has visible severe wasting.

73. This child does not have visible severe wasting.

74. This child has visible severe wasting.

75. This child has visible severe wasting.

76. This child has visible severe wasting.

77. This child does not have visible severe wasting.

78. This child has visible severe wasting.

79. This child has oedema of both feet.

PALMAR PALLOR

80. This child's skin is normal. There is no palmar pallor.

81a. The hands in this photograph are from two different children. The child on the left has some
palmar pallor.

81b. The child on the right has no palmar pallor.

82a. The hands in this photograph are from two different children. The child on the left has no palmar
pallor.

82b. The child on the right has severe palmar pallor.

83. The child has some palmar pallor.

84. The child has no palmar pallor.

85a. The child has severe palmar pallor.

85b. The child has no palmar pallor.

86. The child has severe palmar pallor.

87. The child has some palmar pallor.

88. The child has severe palmar pallor.