Childhood Illnesses

BJR Training provide comprehensive care and first aid training courses for those working in a wide range of childcare related situations


See First aid for childcarers

The childcare and education worker has a role in the care of a sick child, not to treat illnesses, but to decide:

  • whether the child is ill
  • whether the illness is serious or minor
  • whether a colleague needs to be informed
  • whether you need to contact the child's parents
  • whether you need to contact a doctor or other health professional

The following documents can be downloaded and used to give you the knowledge you require:

To view online - just click on one of the titles below.

To download to your PC - use your right mouse button to click on a title below, then with the left mouse button choose "Save Target As..." from the panel of options that appear and save the file in an appropriate folder on your computer.

Childhood Illnesses – the introduction

Administration of Medicines

Anaphylactic Shock Allergies

Asthma

Chickenpox

Childhood Diabetes

Conjunctivitis

Croup

Diarrhoea and Vomiting

Epiglottitis

Epilepsy

German Measles

Hand Foot and Mouth

Measles

Meningitis

Mumps

Pain – Earache, Abdominal, Headache

Scarlet Fever

Sickle Cell Anaemia

Slapped Cheek Disease

Whooping Cough

PowerPoint slides – showing childhood illnesses, the cause, how it is spread, the Incubation period, sign & symptoms and any complication that may follow.

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