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Fever in Children
Fever is defined as a rectal temperature over 100.4 F or 38 C. Fever isn't life-threatening unless it is persistently high - greater than a 107 F rectal temperature. Fever is usually caused by an infection. Treatment focuses on controlling the temperature, preventing dehydration, and monitoring for serious illness. -
Infant Milestones
Babies grow and develop rapidly over the first year of life, reaching a number of physical, mental, emotional, verbal, and social milestones. These milestones generally occur at the same rate and in the same order among all infants.
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Infant Milestones
Babies grow and develop rapidly over the first year of life, reaching a number of physical, mental, emotional, verbal, and social milestones. These milestones generally occur at the same rate and in the same order among all infants.
Pediatric Vital Signs Topic Guide - Visuals
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