'total baby' app

Immunisation

The above page from the Western Australian government site includes a link regarding possible side effects.

However, you may want to look at the following from the 10th edition of a clinical textbook:

http://www.ncirs.edu.au/assets/provider_resources/handbook-tables/Inside-back-cover_Comparison-effects-of-disease-and-side-effects-of-vaccines.pdf



Practice nursing in Australia Parliament of Australia

If you load the above document and press CTRL F, you can search for the word vaccinations and find some information regarding legislation.

Clinical Guidelines Nursing Immunisation of inpatients

The above link is from the Royal Children's Hospital.

Usually it is 100.4 (rectally) but this is a very vague question and it depends on the symptoms as well. Did he have vaccinations recently? How long has it been going on? Has he been ill (runny nose, cough, sore throat, ear pain, etc.)? When in doubt it is just best to call the doctor's office and you can leave a message or speak to the MA or nurse to ask the doctor if you need to go in.

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Normal Lab- Values displays reference values to help medical professionals interpret test results.
RSI -provides quick access to the rapid sequence intubation (RSI) procedure.
Vaccines- shows immunization schedules recommended by the CDC.
Sedation- supplies procedural sedation and analgesia information.
Jaundice -helps clinicians apply the AAP guidelines for neonatal hyperbilirubinemia.
Medical Abbreviations: 13,000 medical abbreviations- in your pocket.
Lab Unit Converter -quickly converts lab values between USA units and SI units.
Patient Tracker- helps doctors and nurses keep track of information about their patients.

try a diaper change, and walking around bouncing her a bit in your arms