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Fever In Children (download)
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Description: FREE FOR MEMBERS. Email us to add to your download page. “Fever in Children” contains important and valuable information for all parents. It is written by a physician using most of the same information, research studies, and professional organizations recommendations that physicians rely on for evaluation and treatment decisions. This booklet contains information and recommendations for understanding the child with fever, the meaning of fever, the various treatment options, the dangers of fever in children, when to worry and call the doctor, when it is probably not a significant risk, how a fever is produced, the dosages of acetaminophen and ibuprofen needed to control the fever, common infections with fever, use of the thermometer, use suppositories, Fahrenheit to Celsius temperature conversion chart, pounds to kilograms conversion chart, medications that can cause a fever, the research studies and information that the physician uses in deciding the treatment option of the child’s fever, how to care for the child with fever at home, the sponge bath directions, the temperature level that is considered a fever, the dangers of fever, seizure and fever, the serious bacterial and viral infections, and the lumbar puncture. The DocuVisit series of books are specific medical topics designed for the general public. Most of these ebooks contain helpful supplemental charts, forms, and information that can be downloaded and printed from our website www.DocuVisit.com. This “Fever in Children - DocuVisit” book contains the passwords to open the supplemental files of an acetaminophen/ibuprofen dosage chart, a detailed fever record chart, a graph detailing how a fever is produced, and an informative checklist on when to call the doctor. Members: Free.

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