Even if a single-dose or single-use vial appears to contain multiple doses or contains more medication than is needed for a single patient, that vial should not be used for more than one patient nor stored for future use on the same patient.
pediatrician. It depends on your child's day-to-day activity. Bathing is really necessary only to clean your child off when she gets dirty. That could range from several times in one day, if she makes mud pies or plays in a muddy stream, to once every three or four days, if she spends her time playing house and reading.
hot water is added once a child is already in the water, and he puts a hand or foot under the running hot water; water in the bath hasnât been swirled, so there are hot and cold areas; children turn on the taps themselves. Bath temperature for babies and children is best between 37Â°C and 38Â°C, and 36Â°C for a newborn. Any cooler than 37Â°C isnât recommended, because it can lower your childâs normal body temperature. A child can be severely scalded in under a second when the temperature of water coming out of your taps is around 65Â°C. When the water coming out of your taps is at a maximum of 50Â°C, itâs much safer. At this temperature, it takes five minutes to severely scald a child.