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You will choose the best response to tell to the parents in each cases

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Activity 2: choose the best responseVersión en línea You will choose the best response to tell to the parents in each cases por Ingrid Yudith Ortiz Lopez 1 The child feels warm, and the thermometer shows 38.9°C. What should you say to the parents? a He is too hot. Maybe it’s the weather. b He has a fever of 38.9°C. I gave him medicine and he is resting now. c He doesn’t want to play today. 2 The child fell while running and scraped his knee. It bled a little. What is the best message to send? a He fell and scraped his knee. I cleaned the wound and used a bandage. He’s fine now. b He fell, but I didn’t see what happened. c He fell and cried, but I told him to be brave. 3 The child vomited once after lunch but has no fever. What message is the most appropriate? a He vomited once. I gave him candy and now he’s better. b He vomited, so I told him to go outside. c He vomited after lunch. I gave him water and he is resting. I will keep an eye on him. 4 You noticed a red, itchy rash on the child’s arms after playing outside. What would you say? a I saw some red spots and put a bandage. b The child has a rash. I applied the cream you left and will monitor it. c He was dirty, so I cleaned his arms. 5 The child had a small nosebleed while playing. What's the best way to report this? a He had a nosebleed. I called the ambulance just in case. b He had a nosebleed, so I made him lie down with his head back. c He had a nosebleed. I pinched his nose and it stopped. He’s fine now. 6 The child says “my head hurts” and lies down. What would be the bet phrase to use? a She has a headache, so I gave her water and let her rest. She is feeling better now. b She is quiet today, maybe bored. c She is sleepy and doesn’t want to play. 7 The child bumped his head on a low table and cried. What's the best way to explain this? a He hit his head but I told him it’s nothing b He bumped his forehead. I applied a cold compress and he is calm now. I’ll keep watching him c He hit his head, so I gave him pain medicine.

Activity 2: choose the best responseVersión en línea

You will choose the best response to tell to the parents in each cases

por Ingrid Yudith Ortiz Lopez

The child feels warm, and the thermometer shows 38.9°C. What should you say to the parents?

He is too hot. Maybe it’s the weather.

He has a fever of 38.9°C. I gave him medicine and he is resting now.

He doesn’t want to play today.

The child fell while running and scraped his knee. It bled a little. What is the best message to send?

He fell and scraped his knee. I cleaned the wound and used a bandage. He’s fine now.

He fell, but I didn’t see what happened.

He fell and cried, but I told him to be brave.

The child vomited once after lunch but has no fever. What message is the most appropriate?

He vomited once. I gave him candy and now he’s better.

He vomited, so I told him to go outside.

He vomited after lunch. I gave him water and he is resting. I will keep an eye on him.

You noticed a red, itchy rash on the child’s arms after playing outside. What would you say?

I saw some red spots and put a bandage.

The child has a rash. I applied the cream you left and will monitor it.

He was dirty, so I cleaned his arms.

The child had a small nosebleed while playing. What's the best way to report this?

He had a nosebleed. I called the ambulance just in case.

He had a nosebleed, so I made him lie down with his head back.

He had a nosebleed. I pinched his nose and it stopped. He’s fine now.

The child says “my head hurts” and lies down. What would be the bet phrase to use?

She has a headache, so I gave her water and let her rest. She is feeling better now.

She is quiet today, maybe bored.

She is sleepy and doesn’t want to play.

The child bumped his head on a low table and cried. What's the best way to explain this?

He hit his head but I told him it’s nothing

He bumped his forehead. I applied a cold compress and he is calm now. I’ll keep watching him

He hit his head, so I gave him pain medicine.

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Activity 2: choose the best responseVersión en línea

por Ingrid Yudith Ortiz Lopez

The child feels warm, and the thermometer shows 38.9°C. What should you say to the parents?

The child fell while running and scraped his knee. It bled a little. What is the best message to send?

The child vomited once after lunch but has no fever. What message is the most appropriate?

You noticed a red, itchy rash on the child’s arms after playing outside. What would you say?

The child had a small nosebleed while playing. What's the best way to report this?

The child says “my head hurts” and lies down. What would be the bet phrase to use?

The child bumped his head on a low table and cried. What's the best way to explain this?

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