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  1. … wheezing and difficulty breathing ask your child's doctor for an asthma action plan to follow if they have an asthma … or in the morning, or with exercise. Wheezing Wheezing is a musical, whistly sound that tamariki with asthma make, … unresponsive - doesn't answer when spoken to or looks very floppy and tired having blue lips and tongue having …
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  2. … points about type 2 diabetes in children the medical name for diabetes is diabetes mellitus diabetes is a condition that happens … child or young person - school staff, friends, neighbours, sports coaches, etc. What else can I do to help my child with …
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  3. … a few seconds and do not cause any long-term harm   What is a breath-holding spell? Toddlers, and sometimes pēpi … Your child may recover quickly or be unresponsive for a short period (a few seconds). Breath-holding spells … serious underlying problem. Do breath-holding spells mean my child has epilepsy? Breath-holding spells can look like …
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  4. … about pleural effusion and empyema a pleural effusion is when extra fluid builds up around the lung empyema is when the fluid around the lung gets very thick the most common cause of pleural effusion in … a pleural effusion. Symptoms of empyema Doctors may look for empyema when tamariki with pneumonia don’t get better as …
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  5. … (children) want to share their story telling their story is a healing experience one of the best ways adults can help … when they were told about the death, and what it was like for them. Telling their story is a healing experience. One of … but it might help to answer who will look after me? will I get sick? did I cause my parent to die? The death of a …
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  6. … Key points about caring for your child after a head injury    head injuries are … symptoms are worsening, take them to see a doctor What is a head injury? A head injury can be an injury to the … your child is fully recovered, they should avoid rough sports or any activities that could lead to them hitting …
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  7. … Key points about Kawasaki disease Kawasaki disease is a rare illness that affects young tamariki it causes high fevers for at least 5 days it makes tamariki  very miserable Kawasaki disease can cause heart damage early …
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  8. …   Find and fix infections Every day check sores and cuts for signs of infection - are they red, warm, sore? See a nurse or doctor if the infection is bigger than a 10 cent coin, or you are worried.  If you … Māori, Samoan and Tongan. Stop Skin Infections - Resources For Printing … There are some simple steps you can take to …
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  9. … (young people) need to have penicillin injections for at least 10 years or until they are 21 years old it's … injections protect your child from strep bacteria. This is important at the time in their life when they are in close … for longer if they have severe heart valve damage. Can my child miss an injection? It's very important that your …
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  10. … Location Growing pains usually affect both legs. The pain is often felt in the muscles of the thighs, calves, shins or behind the knees. For some tamariki, growing pains can happen in the arms or … your child to look at how flexible their joints are. Very flexible joints can be normal in some tamariki.  They …
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  11. … open communication can help with many issues it is important for teenagers with cancer to work on positive thinking skills … may be a useful tool to help plan their next steps. "I was also told by my teachers that I did not have to attempt …
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  12. … during chemotherapy nausea and vomiting can sometimes last for several days after the chemotherapy treatment stops the … Tips to manage nausea and vomiting Keep fluids up Fluid is important to help your child process chemotherapy … or pharmacy, coconut water, Hydralyte or isotonic sports drinks using cups with lids and straws to reduce …
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  13. … Key points about healthy eating for children with diabetes healthy meal planning is an important part of diabetes management healthy eating … when your child or young person is active or playing sports. Low GI foods include: wholegrain breads, pasta and …
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  14. … Key points about external catheters an external catheter is a thin, flexible, partially implanted silicone tube that … known as 'the exit site' you may be able to learn to care for your child's catheter when you are at home What is an … the dressing helps to prevent pulling and dragging. No sports of swimming with an external catheter Your child …
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  15. …   Myth: You can catch eczema Fact: The reality is that eczema is a genetic problem - the environment is also … huge impact on your child's quality of life: lack of sleep for your child and your family it is painful as well as itchy … from your doctor or nurse.  Myth: There is little I can do to stop the itch in my child with eczema Fact: Dry …
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  16. … in the body by forming clots a low platelet count is called thrombocytopenia signs of a low platelet count are … parts of the body that doesn't stop with pressure applied for more than 10 minutes black poo vomit which may have … that they cannot take part in physical activities and sports that have a high risk of bruising or injury If your …
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  17. … chickenpox immunisation at 15 months of age chickenpox is a common childhood illness caused by a virus it is very … signs of chicken pox days to weeks after catching it. Can my child spread chickenpox? Your child can easily spread … stay away from daycare or school, and public places.  Care for you child with chickenpox at home Eating and drinking …
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  18. … life.  Check out the information and advice about caring for your newborn baby. Crying Crying is your baby's way of communicating. Pēpi (babies) often need … Whooping cough vaccination Whooping cough can make pēpi very sick and some pēpi can die. Having whooping cough …
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  19. … Key points about iron (ferrous sulphate) for premature and small babies iron is vital for body function it is especially important for … meals once your baby is established on solids.  What if my baby vomits? If your baby vomits less than 30 minutes …
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  20. … Introduction The following is one of a group of principles which recognise the … Recognition of Māori values and beliefs   When your child is receiving healthcare and disability support services you … providing the services to: identify opportunities for and encourage whānau (family) involvement and support at …
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  21. … chondromalacia patella in children chondromalacia patella is a condition that affects the cartilage under the kneecap … patella include: rapid growth overuse of the knees in sports or physical activities abnormal movement of the knee … lead to chondromalacia patella. When to get medical help for your child with chondromalacia patella If your child …
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  22. … of the skin and the whites of the eyes mild jaundice is common in newborn pēpi - it starts on the second or third … are rare What is jaundice? Jaundice is the medical word for the yellowing of the skin and the whites of the eyes.   … treatment. Different types of jaundice Jaundice is very common - over half of all pēpi have it. There are …
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  23. … Key points about receiving a diagnosis for a child with special needs receiving news that your child … a range of emotions the support of the people you love is one of the things which can help you through these times … The future can be unknown and planning ahead is therefore very difficult. Remember, there are services to help when you …
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  24. … Key points about your baby's crying crying is a normal part of baby development - it's your baby's way … comforted and soothed when they are distressed have a plan for what you will do if your baby keeps crying and you become … be able to find a reason for your baby crying. This can be very frustrating. Some pēpi cry more than others. Some pēpi …
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  25. … What is a star chart? A star chart is a visual tool that helps … small treat or special recognition. Star charts work best for tamariki aged 3 to 8 years. They help them build good … morning. Great job brushing your teeth all by yourself. I’m proud of you for getting into bed on time tonight. I love …
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  26. … Will my child need regular medical check-ups? Regular medical … involved in their care. Flu vaccine every year   Arrange for your child to get their flu vaccine every year in March … and Pacific immunisation providers and some pharmacies. It is free for your child if they have rheumatic fever or …
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  27. … from their grandparents or other relatives who are caring for them while you are at the hospital. This can lead to … Feeling sad Diagnosis of cancer within the whānau is a very stressful event that may change the nature of the …
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  28. … Anxiety Anxiety is a common and natural feeling that everybody experiences. If anxiety is significantly impacting your child's everyday life, then it is important to get help for them.  Anxiety Depression Depression is a serious illness …
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  29. … Key points about seeking help if your child is sick if you are worried about your child, get medical help … is getting worse, go back to a health professional Is my child very sick? Healthy young tamariki (children) can … (use the appropriate emergency number in other countries) for urgent medical help Try to stay calm and explain why you …
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