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Revision as of 16:23, 1 October 2013
Title of script: First Aid on Fever
Author: Ashwini Patil
Keywords: Symptoms of Fever
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| Meena walking towards home | The village girl Meena returned home from school feeling shaky and shivery and looked tired. |
| Meena complaining to her mother | She was complaining of body pain head ache as well. |
| Mother checking her and finding she is having fever | The worried mother who came near her noticed that she has a high temperature. |
| Spoken Tutorial and Digital divide | Welcome to the spoken tutorial on First aid in case of Fever |
| Spoken Tutorial and Digital divide | Here we will talk about, the symptoms of fever, the primary care and consulting the doctor |
| Thermometer showing the fever temperature | Any person who's temperature goes above the normal temperature 96.8-100.4ºF is considered having fever. |
| Meena sitting | Let us see what are the symptoms of fever
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| Thermometer showing the fever temperature | Increase in temperature |
| Meena sitting tired | Aches and pains |
| Meena feeling shivering | Shaking and shivering |
| Meena keeping hand in head | Severe headache |
| Meena coughing | Soar throat |
| Mother wrapping meena with blanket | The mother seeing the shivering condition, wrapped the child in a blanket to keep her warm |
| Mother and meena | Let us check what to do and what to avoid in case of fever. |
| Mother giving sponge bath to meena | Give the patient a sponge bath in Luke warm water
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| Mother giving water to meena | Give the patient lots of water to drink |
| Mother wrapping meena with blanket | Do not wrap the person in a blanket or thick clothing
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| Mother giving tablet to meena | Do not give medicines on your own |
| Doctor checking Meena | Always give medicines after consulting the doctor |
| Mother closing the window | Do not block fresh air |
| Mother opening the window | In fact, fresh breeze helps to lower the fever. |
| Showing the doctor | Seek immediate medical help in case the patient shows the following symptoms |
| Meena feeling difficult to breath | * Irregular breathing
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| Meena having stiff neck | * Stiff neck
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| Meena vomiting | * Persistent sore throat
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| Meena having rashes in her body | * Rashes
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| Meena coughing | * Vomiting
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| Meena going inside Washroom | * Painful urinations & Diarrhea
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| End | This brings us to the end of this tutorial |
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| About the contributors | The Script is contributed by Ashwini Patil,
Animation & Narration by Arthi Drawings by Saurabh Gadgil This is arthi signing off from IIT Bombay Thanks for joining |
