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The signs of asthma are struggling to breathe, not very good at a lot of physical exercise and they may cough a lot.
The symptoms are a tight chest, coughing, wheezing sound (it may sound like a whistle when breathing), will feel out of breathe and they may have an asthma attack if some inhalers help.

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Chicken Pox signs are in 3 stages. The first stage is if you can notice small spots appear, these spots can appear anywhere on the body, they look red or pink and they may spread or stay in the same area. The second stage is that the spots will start to look like blisters and they can be very itchy and could potentially burst. Finally the last stage is when the blisters start to become into scabs, they can either be flaky or they could leak fluid out.
The symptoms will be a high temperature, loss of appetite and aches and pains.

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Signs of Bronchiolitis is a cough which has lot's of mucus. This will mainly affect babies and children under 2 years old, it is basically a chest infection for babies and young children.
The early symptoms are high temperature usually 38C, sneezing, running or blocked nose and a cough. The othet symptoms may be find it hard to eat and drink, start to breathe more quickly, might start being irritable and may make wheezing noises.

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What to expect if your child has bronchiolitis

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Signs of Tonsilitis are if it is red and swollen and it is like having a bad cold. It is an infection in the throat.
The symptoms are a sore throat, usually a high temperature from 38C and higher, a headache, ear ache, feeling tired and feeling sick. Some other symptoms may be a bad breath and painful and swollen glands (they may feel like a small lump on the neck on the side).

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Signs when you have the flu you may feel very tired and have no energy.
The symptoms are that the temperature can randomly spike up high, a dry cough, a sore throat, a headache, may find it difficult to to sleep, feeling and being sick, some stomach pain, maybe some diarrhoea and an aching body.

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D5- Describe the processes for reporting notifiable diseases, injury and fatality

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D5- Describe the processes for reporting notifiable diseases, injury and fatality

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As soon as a child in a setting has got injured for example if a child ran into a pole and fell down unconscious, the first thing any practitioner should do is shout for help this way there is still a practitioner at the incident. If a practitioner got help by finding another practitioner then that is unsafe as the first practitioner moved away from the incident. Next one of the practitioners must get a staff who does first aid unless the one's at the incident can do it. If the child is still unconscious a practitioner should do CPR on the child, if that doesn't work a staff member should call an ambulance. When they call the ambulance, the staff member should call the child (who is in the incident) parents/carers as soon as they can. A report must be sent to Ofsted, the practitioners must always follow the policy's in procedures in their setting, always inform the manager of th setting and the local health protection agency should be notified.

Some forms would need to filled out such as an accident form (so they know which child get injured, the time, date and where they got injured), treatment record form (if any treatment got used it should all be wrote down the the time and date and who gave it to the child), medication record form (If any medication got taken it must be recored with the date, time, who gave it to the child, how much the child has had and the name of the child), parent-administered form (the parents/carers have to complete and sign the form so they can authorize medication administration for their child), Existing injury from (this is so pactitioners know if the child has any injuries before and the date it happened otherwise if a child came in it will be signs of physical abuse and all the other abuses) and a register of attendance form (this is so practitioners know why children are not in class if they have got sent home also it is important to know who picks up the child).

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D2- Exclusion periods for common childhood illnesses. 

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D2- Exclusion periods for common childhood illnesses. 

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If a child has an ear infection they should not go into school/nursery for 3 days, if it doesn't get better they should come back when they feel better.

A child who has tonsillitis must stay off school/nursery around 3 to 4 days. However if they have any antibiotics prescribe the child can return 24 after their treatment begins.

All children need to stay off school/nursery for 5 days until all the spots have scabbed up.

Children will have to stay off school/nursery for 2 days (48 hours) if they have vomiting and diarrhoea.

Children with Bronchiolitis must stay off school/nursery for around 3-5 days, if not any better they should be off for 3 weeks or until they feel better.

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Yellow Fever is a notifiable disease and the symptoms are feel sick (may start vomiting), having a high temperature, loss of appetite, backache, having a headache and may be sensitive to light.

Whooping Cough is a notifiable disease and the symptoms are having a cold, might bring up some, may be sick and may be red in the face.

Rubella is a notifiable disease and the symptoms are a high temperature, red and pink rash may appear with small spots, may have swollen glands, joints may be painful and start to ache and may have a high temperature.

Mumps is a notifiable disease and the symptoms are having joint pains, feeling sick or being sick, may be feeling tired, loss of appetite, a high temperature, dry mouth and a small bit of abdominal pain.

Measles is a notifiable disease and the symptoms are that your eyes may be watery, red and sore, a cough, the nose can be blocked or runny, sneezing and a hight temperature.

Plague is a notifiable disease and the symptoms are that you will have fever, struggle breathing and shortness of breath, some chest pains, a cough, headache, pneumonia and weakness.

Food poisioning is a notified disease and the symptoms are that having stomach cramps, diarrhoea, feeling sick and being sick, having a high temperature at either 38C or above, may feel tired and sleepy, felling achy and felling chilly.

Covid 19 is a notified disease and the symptoms are a very high temperature, loosing the sense of smell and taste or they may change as well, a continuious cough (coughing more than usual and coughing more in an hour), feeling really tired, having a sore throat, loss of appetite, diarrhoea, feeling achy, feeling out of breath, feeling or being sick, nose might be blocked or runny and a headache.

Diphtheria is a notified disease and the symptoms are having a high temperature, your glands may be swollen in your neck, having some thich grey-white coating that has a chance to cover the back of your throat, tongue and nose, sore throat and struggling to either breathe or swallow.

Malaria is a notified disease and the symptoms are having muscle pains, having a loss of appetite, skin may turn yellow, a sore throat, struggling to breathe, may have a cough, having headaches, high temeperature, feeling tired and sleepy, feeling sick, diarrhoea and being sick.

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D3- Treatments for coomon childhood illnesses

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D3- Treatments for coomon childhood illnesses

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The treatment for chickenpox is to drink a lot of fluids, have some calpol, "bathe in cool water and pat skin dry (do not rub)" https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/chickenpox/, dress in loose clothes and may have some cream from the pharmacy to help them from itching.

The treatment for food poisoning is "fluids only for 24 hours, medical aid if no better".

The treatment for tonsillitis is to get lots of sleep and rest, drink lot's of cool drinks to help the throat since it will be swollen, calpol and penicillin.

The treatment for bronchiolitis is having paracetamol or ibuprofen and drinking lot's of fluids will help.

The treatment for astham is usually an inhaler (the inhaler depends on how bad the asthma is).

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the skin around the chickenpox blisters is hot, painful and red, but redness may be harder to see on brown or black skin

your child has chickenpox and is dehydrated

chickenpox symptoms suddenly get worse

you're pregnant and have not had chickenpox before, or you're not sure, and you've been near someone with chickenpox

you have a weakened immune system and have been near someone with chickenpox

you think your newborn baby has chickenpox

Some people may be able to take medicine to prevent complications. It needs to be started within 24 hours of the spots appearing.

111 will tell you what to do. They can arrange a phone call from a nurse or doctor if you need one.

Go to 111.nhs.uk or call 111.

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Chickenpox is a very contagious infection that causes an itchy, spotty rash. Read NHS information about chickenpox symptoms and when to get medical advice.