sickness
Face red or pale
Loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea
Runny nose, cough
sore throatFever
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Childhood Illnesses
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- 1. Childhood Illnesses
- 2. Simple childhood illnesses can be life threatening
- 3. FeverTake temperature in arm pit or rectally (ear
- 4. Слайд 4
- 5. Begins with fever and rashBlisters appear 10-20
- 6. FeverSpots on throatSwollen glandsTreated w/ antibioticsContagious for first 24 hours
- 7. Ear hurtsCan’t hear wellDischarge from ear if drum is rupturedTreat w/ antibioticsEar tube if necessary
- 8. Red pussy eyeVery contagiousTreat w/ Medicated eye drops
- 9. FeverRash which may cover bodyLots of fluidsLasts 14 – 21 days
- 10. Severe coughing followed by restricted breathing (cause
- 11. Common in children under 2High fever, slight
- 12. Swollen salivary glandsSwelling of testes Contagious for
- 13. ItchyGet them from touching, combs, hats, chairs
- 14. Bibliographywww.kidshealth.org“Caring fo your Baby and Young Child,”Steven P. Shelov, M.D.Published by the American Academy of Pediatrics
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Simple childhood illnesses can be life threatening to baby.Signs of sicknessFace red or paleLoss of appetite, vomiting, diarrheaRunny nose, cough sore throatFever
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Слайд 2Simple childhood illnesses can be life threatening to baby.
Signs of
sickness
sore throatFever
Слайд 3Fever
Take temperature in arm pit or rectally
(ear thermometer is good
if you have one)
How do you lower a fever?
Dress lightly
Lots
of fluidsCool sponge bath, high fever may require cool tub bath
Tylenol, NO ASPIRIN (ryes syndrome) use proper dose
Слайд 5Begins with fever and rash
Blisters appear 10-20 days later
Don’t scratch
them
Oatmeal bath
Can receive vaccine between 12- 18 months
Слайд 7Ear hurts
Can’t hear well
Discharge from ear if drum is ruptured
Treat
w/ antibiotics
Ear tube if necessary
Слайд 10Severe coughing followed by restricted breathing (cause “whooping” sound
Cause exhaustion
and may be more likely to develop pneumonia
Get DTP
vaccination to prevent
Слайд 11Common in children under 2
High fever, slight cough, runny nose
followed by slight rash
Caused by virus so can be contagious
Слайд 12Swollen salivary glands
Swelling of testes
Contagious for 10 days or
until swelling goes down
Keep child as comfortable as possible
Can only
get it once!
Слайд 13Itchy
Get them from touching, combs, hats, chairs – they don’t
jump
Medicated shampoo and washing needed to treat
Слайд 14Bibliography
www.kidshealth.org
“Caring fo your Baby and Young Child,”
Steven P. Shelov, M.D.
Published
by the American Academy of Pediatrics
