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… affects a baby’s immune system and makes it hard to fight against infections or germs. Early treatment can greatly …
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… can happen in the outdoors. Carry a map and compass as a backup. Is it safe to drink the water in the wilderness? You … safety can also be affected by people practicing unhealthy backcountry hygiene. If proper toilets are not available, … Nile Virus or viruses that cause other diseases. To protect against insect bites, including ticks, use insect repellent …
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… heat-related illness. Remember, sunscreen will protect against the sun's ultraviolet (UV) rays but not from the …
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… File #97 Contact with blood or body fluids: Protecting against infection for more information Advise anyone who has …
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… used in these amounts is considered safe and effective against tooth decay. Offer water to drink between feedings …
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… your water supplier if your water treatment is effective against Cryptosporidium . Chlorine disinfection alone is not …
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… an example of a failed contraceptive. EC does not protect against sexually transmitted infections (STIs). EC does not …
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… to leave them alone, or place them in a long-term care home against the older adult’s wishes. Older adults often feel …
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… mirror to check on him. Nathan’s eyes were rolling to the back of his head, the entire left side of his body was limp, … their children. When this happens, the diseases come back quickly and lots of children get sick and some die. …
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… of their head. During shaking, an infant's head moves back and forth in a figure eight motion. This rapid … reading, having a cup of tea, or taking a shower, then go back and check on your baby. Find someone to help you. Call …
