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How does travel affect a 3-year-old child and he is thin with evidences?

How does travel affect a 3-year-old child and he is thin with evidences?

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when children traveling by air they will have some unique health issues. traveling with children needs preparation and awareness of potential safety and health issues. Thye will be more prone to respiratory infections when they
are immunocompromised. Transmission of respiratory infection through aircraft passengers. improper and unsafe food handling cause foodborne illness on aircraft. children's physiological factors and anatomical factors make the child at risk. evidence suggests that healthy children will be asymptomatic from low oxygen saturations during long travel, children with pre-existing cardiopulmonary conditions make them suffer with hypoxia they will be at risk during long travel.

Nightingale answered 3 years ago
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