Yes, a temperature of 104°F (40°C) is considered high for a 4-year-old and may indicate a fever. It’s important to monitor other symptoms and ensure the child stays hydrated. If the fever persists or is accompanied by severe symptoms, it's advisable to consult a healthcare professional.
yes, that high temperature can kill the kid.
So, so. Give her Tylenol. If does not subside take 2 ER.
Yes, a temperature of 38.6°C (101.5°F) is considered high for a 4-year-old. This indicates a fever, which is a common response to infection or illness. It's important to monitor the child for other symptoms and consult a healthcare professional if the fever persists or if there are any concerning signs. Always ensure the child stays hydrated and comfortable during this time.
An IQ of 125 is a high IQ for a 40 year old, let alone a nine year old. However, while it is quite high, it might progress even further, but don't expect too much more. Usually, it stays the same throughout the rest of your life. But yes, it is a high IQ, considering the global average is 100.
1988. If 18 years old. If 17 when graduated, then 1987.
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yes, that high temperature can kill the kid.
high temperature is always dangerous
Yes because that high of a temp.
I keep my temp. between 75-80 for my 2 year old..
So, so. Give her Tylenol. If does not subside take 2 ER.
Childs temp is 38.4 37.5 is the normal temp. rising to 38.4 degrees centigrade needs to be observed and paracetamol given. if it continues to rise medical opinion should be sought. cool a hot child.
the normal temp is about 97.5
It is a bit high, you should shoot for a 98.6 temperature. This is the average temperature for a student. Play it safe and keep him/her home.
did you know 30.6 is the average for a 7month year old
you might find info on Canadian parents.com
it's not bad if a 12 year old has high cholesterol.