Evaluation of Acute Lower Respiratory Tract Infection

Abstract

ARI in young children was estimated to cause 1.9 million fatalities per year worldwide, according to research. Researchers estimated that Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, and Nepal account for 40% of worldwide ARI mortality. Thus, our study evaluated ALRT's CF,RF, and o. A thorough history was taken, including symptoms like fever, cough, RB, CR, ROF, lethargy, wheezing, PMH, HOI, HOBF, h/o URT, h/o SBFM, details of CFAH, SES, RR, HR, pallor, vitamin deficiency, systemic examination, standard blood investigation, and chest X-ray. In our study, we found that there was an association between PI, MI, IS, and ALRIS. Whereas, there was no statistically significant association between ALRIS & TLC and BC& ALRIS. Thus, it was concluded that TLC and positive BC were observed in a minority of cases. However, there was no significant correlation found between BC results and the S of ALRI.