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… scalds in young children is from contact with hot drinks/food, hot tap water, and hot surfaces. Why are young … left unattended Tripping over a child while transporting food Appliance cords such as kettles and slow cookers that … entering and turning on the hot water taps Place a fence or safety screen around fireplaces and other heaters to prevent …
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… It can have many clinical uses including: Preventing pregnancy (all methods) Gender-affirming/transition care … options with you that will not affect your contraception. Pregnancy prevention How does hormonal contraception prevent pregnancy? Pregnancy occurs when an egg is fertilized by …
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… that you have one or more ultrasound scans during your pregnancy. These prenatal ultrasound scans provide important … used to assess certain conditions that might arise in your pregnancy The endovaginal scan provides a better view of the … www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/health-risks-safety/radiation/medical/ultrasound.html For information on …
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… also caring for yourself and your family Can you prepare food that meets their dietary needs? For example, … modifications, like thickened fluids and minced or pureed food Can you maintain a safe home temperature? This is … grab bars and a raised toilet seat Special dietary needs Safety and security of your home Preparing your home with a …
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… Spanish Document Vietnamese Is it safe to travel during pregnancy? Pregnant women can be at increased risk of … your travel plans and medical needs. If you have certain pregnancy-related or medical conditions, you may be advised … The safest time to travel is during 18 to 24 weeks of pregnancy. Most complications during pregnancy occur during …
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… before wearing it. For more information about health and safety around fire retardants, see BC Centre for Disease … has been affected by a wildfire? Do not drink, prepare food, or wash with tap water until officials say the water … . For water and food safety information when you return home after a …
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… add chemicals to water and not water to chemicals. Follow safety instructions on the product label and safety data sheets. Eye protection and gloves may be … dirt, soap, shampoo, body oils, perspiration (sweat), food and drinks. Chlorine that has reacted with organic …
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… habits and meet their energy and nutrient needs. What foods should I offer my child? Give your child the same foods that you and the rest of your family enjoy. Include a … young children: For child care providers Health Canada Food Safety Information for children ages 5 and under If you have …
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… chewing and swallowing (dysphagia) can increase the risk of food or other items getting stuck in the upper airway … therapist and support staff, such as care aides and food service staff. Family, volunteers, friends and any other caregivers also contribute to the health and safety of persons in care. What is a care plan? Care plans …
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… of choking because they: Have less practice controlling food in their mouths Do not always chew food into small … speak or cough, follow your organization's health and safety procedures. Call 9-1-1 or take the child to the … Toddler's First Steps www.healthlinkbc.ca/pregnancy-parenting/toddlers-first-steps Rules for operating …
