Assess for red flags

Colour - pale/mottles/ashen/blue skin/lips or tongue.

Not responding to social cues.

Appears ill to a healthcare professional.

Does not wake or if roused does not stay awake.

Weak, high-pitched or continuous cry.

Respiration - grunting.

Tachypnoea: respiratory rate over 60 breaths/minute.

Moderate or severe chest indrawing.

Reduced skin turgor.

Aged under 3 months with temperature 38°C or higher.

Non-blanching rash.

Bulging fontanelle.

Neck stiffness.

Status epilepticus.

Focal neurological signs.

Focal seizures.

None of the above.