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  1. Key points about complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) for children with cancer complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) treatments and therapies are different from standard or conventional medical treatment it is very important to talk to your …
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  2. Key points about adenoidectomy an adenoidectomy is a surgery to reduce the size of the adenoids, to make more space at the back of the nose your child may need an adenoidectomy if they have significant snoring, a constantly blocked nose or sometimes …
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  3. Key points about glandular fever glandular fever is caused by the Epstein-Barr virus it is a common condition that mainly affects older tamariki and teenagers glandular fever is spread from person to person through saliva common symptoms include sore …
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  4. Extra support for students with cancer With good information and planning, many of your student's needs can be met with the supports available within the school. But if your student with cancer has high health or additional learning needs there are other …
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  5. Key points about how to support children when a family member dies   tamariki and rangatahi (young people) grieve just as much as adults but may show it in different ways tamariki have less ability to put into words how they are feeling sometimes tamariki …
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  6.   Key points about MRI in children MRI stands for magnetic resonance imaging an MRI scanner can take detailed pictures of the body there is no radioactivity present during an MRI scan MRI scans help health professionals diagnose and monitor medical …
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  7. Key points about Henoch-Schonlein purpura Henoch-Schonlein purpura (HSP) causes inflammation of the small blood vessels a skin rash (purpura) is the most common sign HSP can also affect blood vessels around the kidneys and intestines HSP can cause joint …
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  8.   Key points about screen time screens are becoming a big part of everyday life for many tamariki and rangatahi a healthy lifestyle can include the use of screens and digital technology help your child to watch quality digital content during screen time …
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  9. Key points about rheumatic fever rheumatic fever is a serious illness it often starts with a sore throat caused by strep bacteria without treatment, the strep throat can cause rheumatic fever rheumatic fever can damage your heart - this is called …
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  10. Key points about screen time and sleep  good sleep is important for your child’s development and behaviour too much screen time can impact the quality of your child's sleep blue light from screens might suppress melatonin levels and delay sleepiness …
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  11. Key points about irritable bowel syndrome irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a problem with the way the digestive system works it is not the same as inflammatory bowel disease (Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis) IBS can be uncomfortable but causes no …
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  12. Glucose monitoring measurements in children with diabetes Glucose monitoring measurements are important for tamariki and rangatahi with diabetes to: allow insulin adjustment detect high or low glucose levels so that treatment can be given if needed …
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  13. Key points about chickenpox tamariki can have free chickenpox immunisation at 15 months of age chickenpox is a common childhood illness caused by a virus it is very easy to catch most cases of chickenpox are mild and tamariki get better completely …
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  14. Croup animation   Key points about croup croup is a viral illness in young tamariki croup causes narrowing of the upper airways croup symptoms are often worse at night or when your child is upset croup is often a mild illness but can quickly become …
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  15.   Key points about anxiety anxiety is a common and natural feeling that everybody experiences if anxiety is significantly impacting your child's life - it's important to get help anxiety disorders can be treated with therapy and medication What is …
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  16. Key points about pre-school wheeze pre-school wheeze often starts with a cough or a cold in most cases, you can care for your child at home if your child is having trouble breathing, take them to a health professional smoking increases the risk of …
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  17. What is eczema? Eczema is a dry skin condition that causes the skin to become red (inflamed) and itchy. On darker skin, eczema may not look red - it may look darker or lighter, and feel rough.  You can usually control your child's eczema by: avoiding …
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  18. Key points about brothers and sisters of a student who has cancer brothers and sisters of cancer patients often face difficulties and challenges they may experience feelings of guilt, rejection, fear, depression, or anxiety   Challenges experienced by …
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  19. Key points about reducing anxiety and distress during cancer tests and procedures throughout treatment, your child will have tests and procedures to help the healthcare team diagnose and care for your child some of these tests will be quick and easy for …
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  20. 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 treatment can prevent heart damage …
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  21. Nasogastric (NG) tubes and nasojejunal (NJ) tubes  Nasogastric (NG) and nasojejunal (NJ) tubes are both nasal tubes. An NG tube ends in the stomach, an NJ tube ends in the intestine. They are a temporary way of feeding your child.   A health professional …
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  22. Key points about supporting your student during cancer treatment good communication is the key to ensuring the right balance between schoolwork and recovery it is best to let your student's whānau decide how much homework their child can cope with during …
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  23. What is a star chart? A star chart is a visual tool that helps tamariki learn and grow in positive ways. It highlights clear goals like using the toilet, washing hands, or brushing teeth. The chart lets you and your child track progress, helping them stay …
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  24. Key points about febrile seizures    febrile seizures are a common childhood problem they are triggered by a fever that is usually caused by a viral infection they can look scary, but they hardly ever cause long-term problems the most important thing is …
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  25. Age-specific information on autism-takiwātanga It can sometimes be overwhelming finding age-appropriate information on autism-takiwātanga. This page is designed to make it easier. Many whānau (families) find they want new information and extra support …
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  26. Age-specific information on autism-takiwātanga It can sometimes be overwhelming finding age-appropriate information on autism-takiwātanga. This page is designed to make it easier. Many whānau (families) find they want new information and extra support …
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  27. Age-specific information on autism-takiwātanga It can sometimes be overwhelming finding age-appropriate information on autism-takiwātanga. This page is designed to make it easier. Many whānau (families) find they want new information and extra support …
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  28. What are the signs of a vision or eye problem? If your child does have a vision problem, finding it early is good for their learning and development. Signs Of Vision Or Eye Problems In Children Who to do if you think your child needs glasses If you are …
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  29. Age-specific information on autism-takiwātanga It can sometimes be overwhelming finding age-appropriate information on autism-takiwātanga. This page is designed to make it easier. Many whānau (families) find they want new information and extra support …
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