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According to the National Institute of Health, why is it necessary to remove the tonsils?
According to the National Institute of Health, why is it necessary to remove the tonsils?
- To improve the child's hearing
- To reduce the recurrence of tonsillitis (correct)
- To prevent breathing difficulties
- To increase the child's regularity in attending school
What does the American National Health Foundation advise parents to do?
What does the American National Health Foundation advise parents to do?
- To remove the tonsils without consulting a doctor
- To perform the operation immediately
- To avoid the operation altogether
- To consult a doctor about the need for the operation (correct)
How many times a year can some children experience tonsillitis?
How many times a year can some children experience tonsillitis?
- Up to three times
- Up to seven times (correct)
- Up to five times
- Up to ten times
Study Notes
Tonsil Removal
- Removing tonsils is necessary due to recurring tonsillitis, leading to chronic infections and respiratory problems.
Parental Advisory
- The American National Health Foundation advises parents to monitor their child's tonsillitis recurrence and consult a doctor if necessary.
Tonsillitis in Children
- Some children can experience tonsillitis as many as 7-10 times a year, highlighting the importance of proper medical attention.
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Quiz: Tonsil Removal - Is it Necessary? Test your knowledge on the reasons for removing tonsils and the impact on a child's health, breathing, hearing, and school attendance. Explore the guidelines of the National Institute of Health in the United States and learn about the recurring episodes of inflammation that may require tonsillectomy.
