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EPISODE · Nov 30, 2021 · 30 MIN

Episode 92 – Creating a plan to keep kids safe and cared for when emergency strikes

from Raising OKC Kids – Conversations with MetroFamily · host MetroFamily Magazine

We know "stop, drop and roll," but what other emergency tips should we have top of mind when it comes to our kids? Do you know the difference between a congestion cough, a choking cough and a croup cough? Dr. Ryan Brown, an emergency room pediatrician at Oklahoma Children’s Hospital OU Health, joins us to talk about how to prepare for common questions and concerns that come up this type of year, including cold, flu and RSV season, COVID vaccines for kids, accidental medication or marijuana ingestion or injury accidents due to homes that are or that aren't "kid-proofed." Additionally, OCH has a NEW and convenient virtual urgent care option when you aren't able to visit a doctor in-person. Listen in as Dr. Brown explains common emergencies (and how to tell the difference between an emergency and non-emergency) in order to make a plan of action before an accident or sickness strikes.

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