Child Health Follow-Up Questions

The video begins with a greeting and a health update for a child named Saendee, who is feeling better with improved blood test results. The nurse confirms the child has no fever and discusses dietary advice, emphasizing the importance of washing carrots and hand hygiene. The doctor notes some medical observations, including nausea and mouth sores, and prescribes medication. The video concludes with an invitation to ask questions.

What was the result of the child's blood test in the morning?

• The blood test showed normal white blood cells.

• The blood test showed no change in white blood cells.

• The blood test showed low white blood cells.

• The blood test showed high white blood cells.

What should be done before the child eats carrots?

• The carrots should be peeled.

• The carrots should be eaten raw.

• The carrots should be fried.

• The carrots should be washed and cleaned.

What is the recommended way to prepare carrots for the child?

• Boil the carrots.

• Fry the carrots.

• Grill the carrots.

• Serve the carrots raw.

What symptom did the child still have during the follow-up?

• Cough

• Nausea

• Fever

• Headache

What additional health issue was noted during the follow-up?

• Sore throat

• Stomach ache

• Ear infection

• Mouth sores