	KidsCheckup

KidsCheckup

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	価格	無料	ダウンロード
	ｼﾞｬﾝﾙ	メディカル
	サイズ	3.4MB
	開発者	Cook Children's Health Care System
	順位	ｼﾞｬﾝﾙ別： --- 総合： ---
	ﾘﾘｰｽ日	2010-02-12 05:57:14
	評価	評価が取得できませんでした。
	互換性	iOS 4.3以降が必要です。 iPhone、iPad および iPod touch 対応。
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The perfect parenting tool, designed by the pediatric experts at Cook Children's.

"When your 2-year-old has a fever and other symptoms, and this is your first time as a parent having to figure out what to do, it can freak you out. Checkup has come through for me multiple times. I am able to look up symptoms and determine what to do in most situations, even emergencies." - Apollo Harden, dad.

If you have kids, you probably have questions about their health. Now those answers are right at your fingertips! Want to know if something is really an emergency? Need to get more information on your child's illness? Cook Children's Checkup gives you access to explanations, symptoms and tips, all in language that's easy to understand.

*HEALTH INFORMATION*

- Is This an Emergency?
- What Do I Do?!
- Medical Conditions
- General Health
- Feelings and Emotions
- Positive Parenting
- Questions & Answers

*ADDITIONAL FEATURES*

- Maps to more than 50 Cook Children's locations
- Contact and biographical information for Cook Children's physicians

"I wish I'd had this app a couple of years ago when my toddler fell at daycare and split open her lip. My pediatrician's office was closed, so I went to a nearby urgent care clinic to get her stitches as quickly as possible. They wouldn't help her because of her age and the location of the cut. If I'd had access to information about what to do and a location finder for a pediatric urgent care facility, I wouldn't have wasted time waiting to see someone who couldn't help us." - Tammy Bush, mother of 2.

Checkup helps parents everywhere who want to know more about keeping their kids healthy, and have the information they need in case their kids do get sick.

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