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Read the labelVersión en línea In this activity we put in practice our vocabulary. Let's do it por Ingrid Yudith Ortiz Lopez 1 The child has a fever and a sore throat. The parents gave you three medicines. Remember he es 7 years old. Read to the labels and choose the correct one. a For children 6–12 years old. Take 1 spoon every 6 hours. Reduces fever and mild pain. b Relieves cough. Take after meals. Not for children under 6 c Take one tablet every 8 hours. Not suitable for children 2 It's 4:00 p.m. The child has a fever of 38.5°C. He already took a dose of medicine at 8:00 a.m. You need to give him something again. Read to the labels and decide which medicine and dosage are correct. a StrongMed. Take once a day. Not for use in children under 12. b CoughRelief. Take every 8 hours. Only for cough symptoms. c FeverAway Syrup. Give 1 spoon every 6 hours. For children over 2 years old. 3 The child says her stomach hurts after lunch. You find three bottles. Read to the labels and choose the one that helps with stomach pain and is safe after eating. a CoughAway: For cough only. Take with water. b TummyCare: Relieves stomach pain. Take after meals. For children over 3 years c PainStop: For headaches and body pain. Take on an empty stomach. 4 A 4-year-old child has a sore throat and cough. You have three medications. One of them is not safe for children under 6. Choose the correct one. a CoughPlus: For children over 6. Relieves cough and throat irritation b PainAway: Reduces pain. Do not use in children under 12. c KidRelief: For cough and sore throat. Safe for children over 2. Give 1 spoon every 6 hours 5 It's 8:00 p.m. The child has a mild headache and wants to sleep soon. You check two bottles: one is for general pain, the other is for fever. Read to both labels and choose the one that helps with headache and won’t affect sleep. a PainRelief Junior: For headaches, toothaches and sore muscles. Take one spoon before bed. Causes drowsiness. b FeverDown: For high fever. Take every 6 hours. May cause hyperactivity. c ColdStop: For cold and cough. Take with food. 6 You find an old bottle of syrup labeled “FeverAway” in the kitchen cabinet. You check the expiration date and see: “EXP: 03/2023”. Today is October 2025. What should you do? a Give the medicine if it looks okay b Do not use the medicine. It’s expired c Use only half of the dose. 7 You’re about to give cough syrup. The label says: “Take 5 ml every 6 hours.” You only have a spoon labeled 10 ml. a One full spoon (10 ml) b Two spoons (20 ml) c Half of the spoon (5 ml) 8 You need to give an ointment for a skin rash. The label says: “For external use only. Keep away from eyes. Apply twice a day.” a Apply to the skin, avoiding the eyes. b Give one spoon by mouth, twice a day. c Give one spoon by mouth, twice a day.

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por Ingrid Yudith Ortiz Lopez

The child has a fever and a sore throat. The parents gave you three medicines. Remember he es 7 years old. Read to the labels and choose the correct one.

It's 4:00 p.m. The child has a fever of 38.5°C. He already took a dose of medicine at 8:00 a.m. You need to give him something again. Read to the labels and decide which medicine and dosage are correct.

The child says her stomach hurts after lunch. You find three bottles. Read to the labels and choose the one that helps with stomach pain and is safe after eating.

A 4-year-old child has a sore throat and cough. You have three medications. One of them is not safe for children under 6. Choose the correct one.

It's 8:00 p.m. The child has a mild headache and wants to sleep soon. You check two bottles: one is for general pain, the other is for fever. Read to both labels and choose the one that helps with headache and won’t affect sleep.

You find an old bottle of syrup labeled “FeverAway” in the kitchen cabinet. You check the expiration date and see: “EXP: 03/2023”. Today is October 2025. What should you do?

You’re about to give cough syrup. The label says: “Take 5 ml every 6 hours.” You only have a spoon labeled 10 ml.

You need to give an ointment for a skin rash. The label says: “For external use only. Keep away from eyes. Apply twice a day.”