Patient Education

Welcome to Idaho Falls Pediatrics new and improved patient education section! This information is provided as a public service. The information does not replace any of the instructions you received from your baby's doctor. If you have a medical emergency please call 911 or you can reach the hospital at (208) 529-6111. If you have specific questions about your child’s health condition you can call Idaho Falls Pediatrics at (208) 522-4600.

Check out our new symptom checker!

A

ADHD - How to deal with it
Allergic Reaction
Allergic Reactions - Rashes or Hives
Allergies - Swollen Lip
Allergy Resource List
Amoxicillin Rash
Anemia in Newborns
Anger Management
Anger Resource List
Animal Bites or Human Bites
Ankle Fracture
Ankle Sprain
Autism

B

Baby Bottle Tooth Decay Prevention
Baby Doctor Idaho Falls
Baby Equipment and Supplies
Baby Laundry
Bed Wetting Resources
Bed Wetting
Bee or Yellow Jacket Stings
Bell's Palsy
Biting
Blisters-Hands or Feet
Blocked Tear Duct
Blood in Urine
Boils-Abscesses
Bone, Muscle and Joint-Injury
Broken Bones-Forearm
Broken Leg
Bronchiolitis
Burns

C

Canker Sores
Cellulitis
Chickenpox
Choking
Circumcision Care
Cold Sores-Fever Blisters
Colds (URI's)
Colds and Other Infections
Colic
Color Blindness
Constipation
Convulsions
Cough
Cradle Cap
Croup
Crying Baby
Cuts and Scratches

D

Dandruff
Death-Helping Children Cope
Death-Preparing Children
Dehydration
Depression Suicide and Mental Illness
Developmental Stimulation
Diaper Rash
Diapers-Reusable vs Disposable
Diarrhea
Diarrhea-Formula-fed Infants
Divorce-Resource List
Down Syndrome
Drug Allergy-Rashes or Hives Dry Skin

E

Ear Infection
Earache
Ears-something stuck in them
Eating Disorders
Enemas-How to Give Them
Entering School-Resource List
Epilepsy-Resource List
Excessive Sweating
Exercise for Kids
Eye Allergies
Eye Infection-Bacterial
Eye Infection-Viral
Eye Irritation
Eyes-something in them

G

Geographic Tongue
Growth Delay
Growth Disorder

H

Hand of Foot Blisters
Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease
Hay Fever - Allergic Rhinitis
Head Injury
Head Lice
Hearing Loss
Heat Rash
Helping Children to Swallow Medicine
Hematuria - Blood in Urine
Hepatitus A
Hepatitus B
Hepatitus C - Children at Birth
Hernias
Hiccups
HIV and Children
Hives

I

Imaginary Friends - Resource List
Immunization Reactions
Infant Massage
Influenza - Flu
Ingrown Toenail
Iron Deficiency Anemia
Itching
Itchy or Painful Insect Bites

J

Jaundice
Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis

K

Kidney Infection
Knee Fracture

L

Lead Poisoning - Prevention
Learning Disabilities - Resources
Learning Disabilities
Leg Cast
Lice
Lip Swollen - Allergic Reaction
Lyme Disease

M

Measels - Rubeola
Measels Vaccine Rash
Medicines - Helping Children Take Them
Medicines (Overuse)
Medicines Needed at School or Child Care
Mental Retardation
Middle Ear Fluid
Moles
Motion Sickness
Mouth Injury
Mumps
Myths About Fever

N

Nausea
Neck Pain
Newborn Screening Tests
Newborn Skin - Rashes and Birthmarks
Nightmares
Nose - Something Is Stuck In It
Nose Injury
Nosebleeds

O

Overeating - Prevention in Babies and Toddlers

P

Pacifiers
Parenting a Sexually Abused Child
Partial Vision Loss
Peanut Allergy
Pets and Other Animal Bites - Prevention
Phenylketonuria (PKU)
Picky Eaters
Pimples
Pinworms
Pneumonia
Poisoning

R

Rash (Without Itching)
Rashes or Hives
Rheumatic Fever
Ringworm
Roseola
RSV
Rubella (German Measles)

S

Scabies
Scarlet Fever
School Phobia
Scoliosis
Shaken Baby Syndrome
Shingles (Zoster)

T

Teething
Thrush
Thumb Sucking
Tick Bites
Tooth Decay Prevention
Toothache
Tuberculosis
Turner Syndrome

U

Umbilical Cord (Bleeding)
Umbilical Cord (Delayed Separation)
Umbilical Cord (Oozing)
Umbilical Hernia
Upper Respiratory Infection's (Colds)
Urinary Tract Infection

V

Viral Hepatitis
Viral Meningitis
Vomiting, Caring for a Vomiting Infant or Child
Vomiting

W

Warts
Weaning from Breast to Bottle
West Nile Virus
Wheat Allergy
Whooping Cough (Pertussis)
Wrist Fracture