A rib fracture is a crack or break in one or more of your child's ribs. Great force is needed to break the bones of children younger than 7 years. The force is higher than what is needed to break the bones of older children or adults. Greater force increases the risk for organ damage.
Your child may have pain in his or her chest, especially when he or she breathes deeply, coughs, or moves. You may see your child hold his or her side while breathing. You may see bruises around the area of the rib fracture.
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Fluids & frequent feedings. Make sure your child is staying hydrated. Infants with a common cold may feed more slowly or not feel like eating because they are having trouble breathing. Try to section baby's nose before trying to breast or bottle-feed. Supplementing with water or formula is unnecessary for breastfed babies. If difficult for the baby to feed at the breast, expressing breastmilk into a cup or bottle may be an option.
Limit your baby's exposure to crowds, other children, and anyone with colds. Keep them home from school or child care when they are sick and teach them to cover their coughs and sneezes.
Baby back ribs are pork ribs from between the spine and loin sections of a pig. The loin contains the most tender pork, and baby back ribs include some of that meat. Baby back ribs are usually roasted or smoked.
Baby back ribs and spare ribs are different parts of the ribs of a pig. Baby back ribs are the section of the rib closest to the spine. Spare ribs contain the section of the rib closest to the belly. Because the loin section is a smaller section of the ribs than the belly section, baby back ribs are shorter in length than spare ribs.
Baby back rib meat is more tender than spare rib meat because baby backs are closer to the spine. The muscles close to the spine aren't used as much as other muscles when the pig moves. Loin meat, which is also close to the spine, is tender for the same reason.
Because baby back rib meat is more tender, and the ribs themselves are smaller, baby back ribs can be cooked faster than spare ribs. While spare ribs can dry out when cooked at higher temperatures, baby back ribs are more likely to stay tender.
At a typical oven temperature like 375 degrees Fahrenheit, baby back ribs can be cooked in one hour. Spare ribs typically need to cook at a lower temperature so they don't dry out, and can take two hours or more.
Usually, baby back ribs are cut so that a small amount of tenderloin meat sits on the front of the rib. Spare ribs are cut away from the fat of pork belly. If any of the front was left uncut, it would just be fat. So while baby back ribs have a small (and very tasty) nugget of meat atop the ribs in addition to the meat between the ribs, the meat on spare ribs is nearly all between the ribs.
Expecting mothers who have had past tailbone injuries are more likely to experience another tailbone injury during birth. It is important to fix any existing injuries before your baby is delivered to decrease the likelihood of additional injury.
However, some women have tailbones that are stuck forward which causes the baby to pass through with force. This pressure can even cause the tailbone to become dislocated, which can lead to muscle spasms and pain in the pelvic floor.
With chronic repetitive stress, one can break any bone in the body. However, this is more likely in certain bones, such as the tibial shaft, the metatarsal shafts, the femur, and the bones of the pelvis. If the fracture is fairly new, then there may be no plain film evidence of it. Later, once the fracture has been around long enough, periosteal reaction is often seen adjacent to the fracture site. A radionuclide bone scan or MRI can be used to screen for stress fractures. The bone scan will show a stress fracture as an area of increased uptake of tracer, while MRI will show focal or diffuse marrow edema at the fracture site.
Upon arrival, an APD Detective located the infant not breathing. Officials say the father began CPR while waiting for the arrival of AMR. AMR continued life saving measures as they rushed the infant to Gerald Champion Regional Medical Center. 2ff7e9595c
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