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First Speaker: Putri Cholifah: Infectious Illnesses
First Speaker: Putri Cholifah: Infectious Illnesses
Infectious illnesses
rashes look different on different people.
Meningitis is caused by bacteria or
viruses
Which infect the membranes covering the
brain
Type meningitis of the disease
Bacterialmeningitis is less common and
more serious
Meningitis is rare bacterial types
◦ Meningococcal
◦ Haemophilus influensae
How to recognise
Babies may refuse food
Have a staring expression
Moaning cry
May be difficult to wake up
High fever
Headche
vomiting
What to do
If you are worried abaot your child,
Call your doctor straight away to get advice
Hepatitis B
Hepatitis means inflammation of the liver
This can be caused by transmitted from
an infected mom to her baby during
pregnancy ot at birth
Recognise = chek lab.
Prevention = immunisation
More infectious
Chickenpox = a rash red and there water
in skin all body, high fever
Measles = cold and cough, high fever,
rash red
Mumps = swelling around the cheeks and
neck, high fever, pain , high fever
Rubella = rash in face, high fever
Whooping = cold and cough for two
weeks
Immunisation
By : febrianti
Immunisation – the safest way to
protect your child
other people’s houses.
anybody,aduld or child,to travel in
Danger of from a car is properly restrained.
electricity It is not only extremery
Cover electric sockets with safety dangerour but also illegal to hold a
covers when not in use. baby in your arms in the fronttseat
Repair worn flexes. of car or to let a yourng child travel
in the front seat without a restraint
Danger of dro wning
Nover leave a baby ar young child Danger on the roads
alone in the bart h not for a moment. Nover let a child on or near
Always watch and stay near chilren roadsalone.
playing in or near water ponds,paddling Hold your child’s hand when
pools,the sea. you’re out neat roads.
Coping with accidents
You’ll have to cope with some
accidents while your child is
young,mostly minor but maybe major