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should care for your child at home and when you should call or take them in? Of course, if you are ... American Academy of Pediatrics. For children: When to call and where to get medical care These ... when to call the doctor;4487;emergency care

What Does a Clinical Social Worker Do? ... ).  Clinical social workers work in many settings, such as: Hospitals Psychiatric care settings ... personal, family, or social situations. Clinical Social Worker What is a clinical social worker ... P01179;rehabilitation;rehab;clinical social worker

came from (called the primary site), the better the chance that treatment will work. It’s normal to ... be able to work? Take care of my home? Have children in the future? Will my insurance cover ... carcinoma of unknown origin;treatment choices for carcinoma of unknown origin;19015-1;occult primary tumor;UPC;CUP

healthy mouth through childhood All your child’s baby teeth should come in by age 3. Follow these tips ... , talk properly, and smile with confidence. Primary teeth, also known as baby teeth, hold space for

What is a Pediatric Sports Medicine Specialist ... specialists must have 4 years of medical school and 3 years of training in pediatrics. They also must have 1 ... instance, that may not be found in regular healthcare providers' offices. When to see a pediatric ... sports injuries;sports medicine;pediatric sports medicine;medical specialty;44

Clinical Depression, Teens ... the family and talk with teachers and care providers. How is major depression treated in a teen ... who will be involved in your teen’s care. Your teen may get care from a team that may include ... major depression;depression;clinical depression;unipolar depression;depression, adolescence;P01614

stressors and fears in the hospital may include: Being away from family, familiar surroundings, pets ... ." Portray the healthcare providers as caring, helpful people. Explain the benefits of the surgery in ... preoperative clinic;child and surgery

brain tumor? A brain tumor is a mass of abnormal cells in the brain. A tumor can be primary ... cancer cells that traveled to the brain from another part of the body. In children, primary tumors are

intensivist is a medical doctor with advanced training in the care of critically ill people. An ICU ... medical, surgical, cardiac, neurological, neonatal, or pediatric ICU. A person may stay in the ICU a ... 83278;what is intensive care;intensive care;icu

*ALL Ch ... . ALL is a common type of blood cancer in children. It's often cured with treatment. Your child’s ... are made and mature in the bone marrow. With ALL, large numbers of abnormal, immature white blood are ... 40353;40353;when your child has acute lymphoblastic leukemia;acute lymphoblastic anemia, child;ALL ... , child;ALL risk factors, child;ALL symptoms, child;ALL diagnosis, child;ALL treatment, child;ALL long-term concerns, child;ALL coping, child

psychiatric disorders? Mental health disorders are complex and require clinical care by a ... . These are licensed medical doctors (MD or DO). They specialize in evaluating, diagnosing, and

, your baby, and your family are well rested. Preparing the Infant for Surgery What part of ... , education, and explanations. But recognizing what is stressful to babies can guide you in planning ... preoperative clinic;child and surgery;baby;P03033

primary care doctor if you notice signs of infection in your healing wound. Watch for sores or wounds ... : Taking care of your wound (with sutures or staples still in) Keeping your residual limb straight as

family members with two primary cancers (two original tumors that develop in different sites ... you. Genetic Services for Cancer Diagnosis: When, Where, How If cancer runs in your family ... genetic services;family history;genetic diseases;familial cancer;p07215;genetic testing for cancer

removal of part or all of the colon (colectomy) is the primary treatment for most colorectal ... need. Shower as needed. Ask a friend or family member to stand close by in case you need help

nervous system, such as stroke. A physiatrist. This is a doctor specializing in physical medicine ... and rehabilitation. Internists. These are doctors who specialize in internal medicine ... stroke;stroke effects;brain damage;brain stem strokes;ischemic stroke;hemorrhagic stroke;stroke-in

*ALL Tx ... take in all of the information. It helps to be prepared. Make a list of questions and bring them to ... Talking with healthcare providers about cancer can be overwhelming. It can be hard to take in ... adult acute lymphocytic leukemia;treatment for ALL;ALL;BALLT1

*Cancer Survivorship Care Plan ... your routine healthcare back to your main providers. These include your primary care provider, dentist ... care or a hospital stay. What’s in a survivorship care plan? A survivorship care plan has a ... cancer;cancer survivorship;cancer survivorship care plan;cancer treatment;primary care provider;16108

*Hip Replace Post Op Call Doctor ... : When to Call Your Surgeon Make sure to follow all your surgeon’s instructions after your surgery ... healthcare provider right away if you have: Hip pain that gets worse Pain or swelling in your ... 90064;hip replacement;surgeon, orthopedic surgeon;when to call your doctor after hip replacement

by your child's healthcare provider in advance) Family history (both sides of the family) of ... surgeon. There are things you should bring with you to make sure the surgeon has all the information ... preoperative clinic;child and surgery;P03030