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3. Jenna is an 18-month-old female brought to the clinic by her parents because she "just won't stop crying, so we know something must it wrong. Vital signs: T-100.8°F (rectal); P-110; R—46; BP—124/80
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3. Jenna is an 18-month-old female brought to the clinic by her parents because she "just won't stop

crying, so we know something must it wrong.
Vital signs: T-100.8°F (rectal); P-110; R—46; BP—124/80

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It Could be colic. At times baby’s get gassy. Teething, constipated, gassy, ear infection. What are more symptoms the little one is having?
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