| CHICKEN
POX - Something that almost every child and some
adults will get at some point in their lives is Chicken Pox Chicken.
Pox are blisters
that form on your skin almost everywhere on your body (in your hair, around
your ears, on your legs and arms, etc.) and are very itchy. Once you've had
Chicken Pox, you should never get it again. But don't scratch.
Scratching could lead to infections and could possibly leave a scar (a mark)
that will stay on your skin. There are special lotions that will help make the
Chicken Pox less itchy. Chicken Pox takes about 10 days to reach their peak and
another 10 - 20 days to fully go away.
|
CHOKING -
When you are choking, something is stuck inside your
throat and you can't breathe properly.
It could be food that just got
stuck on the way down. Someone may have to squeeze your tummy to get whatever
is stuck, out. You should never play or run around with small objects in your
mouth like coins (pennies nickels, Or dimes, quarters) or small toys as it is
very easy to accidentally swallow them and they could get caught half way down
your throat. It is also important to chew your food well, or cut up your food
into small pieces (especially hot dog weiners) so that big lumps of food do not
travel down into your stomach.
|