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EN Frequently wash your own hands and those of your child

• hands

EN Your doctor will routinely monitor your child's head growth at well-child visits. Talk to your pediatrician if you have concerns about your baby's head growth or shape.

• doctor will routinely
• child's head growth
• well-child visits
• head growth

EN Also have your child evaluated if you notice a visible deformity in your child's arms or legs, or if your child is having trouble playing sports because of persistent pain.

• notice a visible
• child's arms
• legs
• child is having
• playing sports because
• persistent

EN Procedures to correct your baby's heart condition and medications to help your baby's heart work more effectively are the first steps to treat pulmonary atresia.

• Procedures to correct
• baby's heart condition
• steps to treat

EN If your baby has any of the following signs and symptoms and you can't see your baby's doctor immediately, seek emergency medical care:

• following signs
• symptoms
• doctor immediately
• seek emergency medical

EN Once your child reaches school age, your child's teacher may be the first to notice a problem

• Once your child
• school age
• notice a problem

EN An unexplained fever is greater cause for concern in infants and in children than in adults. Call your baby's doctor if your child is:

• cause for concern
• infants
• Call your baby's
• child

EN If you think your child has been exposed to lead, ask your child's doctor about a blood test to check for lead.

• think your child
• exposed to lead
• ask your child's

EN Depending on your child's needs, your care team may include specialists in other areas who work together to evaluate and treat your child.

• needs
• together to evaluate

EN To keep your child's medications safe and to make sure your child is getting the right dose at the right time:

• keep your child's
• safe
• sure your child
• getting the right
• right

EN Treatment can help restore your child's self-esteem and rebuild a positive relationship between you and your child

• child's self-esteem
• rebuild a positive
• child

EN Make an appointment with your doctor or your child's doctor if you notice any persistent signs and symptoms that concern you.

• notice any persistent
• symptoms that concern

EN Talk to your child's doctor if you're worried or have questions about your child's headaches.

• doctor if you're

EN But if your baby's hydrocele doesn't disappear after a year or if it enlarges, ask your child's doctor to examine the hydrocele again.

• baby's hydrocele doesn't
• after a year
• enlarges
• ask your child's
• examine the hydrocele

EN Contact your child's doctor or take your child to the nearest emergency room

• child's doctor
• take your child
• nearest emergency room

EN When your crying baby can't be calmed, you may be tempted to try anything to get the tears to stop ? but it's important to always treat your child gently

• crying baby can't
• calmed
• tempted to try
• tears to stop
• treat your child

EN Contact your child's doctor if you're concerned about your child's development or you notice any of the signs or symptoms of tuberous sclerosis described above.

• development
• signs
• symptoms of tuberous
• described

EN If it's difficult to get your child to eat or drink and his or her breathing becomes more rapid or labored, call your child's doctor

• child to eat
• drink
• his
• her breathing becomes
• rapid
• labored
• call your child's

EN Talk with your child's doctor to find out if your child would benefit from this medication and to learn more about it. This medication is not recommended for healthy children or for adults.

• child would benefit
• medication
• healthy children

EN If your child has a fever that lasts more than three days, contact your child's doctor

• days
• child's doctor

EN Strengthen the bond. Work on your relationship with your children. A strong, stable bond between you and your child will reduce your child's risk of using or misusing drugs.

• Strengthen the bond
• strong
• stable bond between
• child will reduce
• misusing

EN If you or your child gets COVID-19, a COVID-19 vaccine could or prevent you or your child from becoming seriously ill

• child gets
• vaccine could
• child from becoming
• ill

EN The situation repeats itself over and over, but people fail time and again to listen properly and to understand what the issue really is.

• situation repeats itself
• again to listen
• really

EN See your doctor if you or your child has symptoms of bradycardia.

• child has symptoms

EN Before you or your children step out into cold air, remember the advice that follows with the simple acronym COLD ? cover, overexertion, layers, dry:

• cold air
• remember the advice
• acronym COLD
• cover
• overexertion
• layers

EN If you're concerned that your child shows signs of ADHD, see your pediatrician or family doctor

• child shows signs
• ADHD
• pediatrician
• family doctor

EN Make sure your child isn't ordering drugs online. Some websites sell counterfeit and dangerous drugs that may not require a prescription.

• sure your child
• ordering drugs online
• websites sell counterfeit

EN Some antidepressants may harm your baby if you take them during pregnancy or while you're breast-feeding

• antidepressants may harm
• during pregnancy
• while you're breast-feeding

EN The Mayo Eugenio Litta Children's Hospital was designed to take the "scary" out of your child's hospital stay.

• Mayo Eugenio Litta
• Hospital was designed
• child's hospital

EN X-rays can locate metal objects your child has swallowed, such as this jack.

• X-rays can locate
• objects your child
• swallowed

EN Swallowed items. If your child has swallowed something such as a key or a coin, an X-ray can show the location of that object.

• Swallowed items
• child has swallowed
• key
• coin
• X-ray can show

EN See your doctor if you or your child has any problems with the heartbeat

• heartbeat

EN Seek medical help if you or your child has the following signs or symptoms:

• signs

EN Contact your doctor if you or your child has:

• child

EN In pulmonary atresia, the valve that lets blood out of the heart to go to your or your baby's lungs (pulmonary valve) doesn't form correctly.

• pulmonary atresia
• valve that lets
• heart to go
• baby's lungs
• pulmonary valve
• doesn't form

EN These passages are necessary when your baby is developing in the womb and they normally close soon after birth

• passages are necessary
• baby is developing
• womb
• normally close soon
• birth

EN If your baby is born with pulmonary atresia, symptoms will be noticeable soon after birth. Your baby's signs and symptoms may include:

• baby is born
• pulmonary atresia
• soon after birth
• baby's signs

EN However, if your baby has any symptoms of pulmonary atresia after you've returned home, seek emergency medical attention.

• However
• pulmonary atresia after
• returned home
• seek emergency medical

EN The left side of the heart then pumps the blood through the aorta and out to the rest of the body to supply your baby's body with oxygen.

• heart then pumps
• supply your baby's

EN Blood moves through your baby's heart in one direction through valves that open and close as the heart beats

• direction through valves
• open
• beats

EN The valve that allows blood out of your baby's heart and into the lungs to pick up oxygen is called the pulmonary valve.

• valve that allows
• baby's heart
• lungs to pick
• oxygen is called
• pulmonary

EN After birth, your baby's lungs must provide oxygen for his or her body

• After birth
• baby's lungs must
• oxygen for his
• her body

EN In pulmonary atresia, without a working pulmonary valve, blood must find another route to reach your baby's lungs.

• pulmonary atresia
• without a working
• valve
• route to reach
• baby's

EN This passage allows some of the oxygen-poor blood to travel to the lungs where it can pick up oxygen to supply your baby's body

• pick up oxygen
• supply your baby's

EN In some cases, there may be a second hole in the tissue that separates the main pumping chambers of your baby's heart, called a ventricular septal defect (VSD).

• cases
• tissue that separates
• main pumping chambers
• baby's heart
• called a ventricular
• defect
• VSD

EN Even after surgical repairs, you'll need to carefully monitor your child's health for any changes that could signal a problem.

• Even after surgical
• monitor your child's
• changes that could

EN However, there are some things you can do that might reduce your child's overall risk of congenital heart defects, such as:

• However
• heart defects

EN If you develop German measles during pregnancy, it may affect your baby's heart development

• develop German measles
• pregnancy
• affect your baby's
• development

EN Transposition of the great arteries is often detected as soon as your baby is born or during the first week of life.

• arteries is often
• born

EN Your baby's tissues will receive too little oxygen (hypoxia)

• too little oxygen
• hypoxia