Doraville Jail. The security for Doraville Jail is classified as medium as it's standards are created similar to maximum security without the tower structures. The building is solid concrete with limited access to fresh air, with heavy guard-to-inmate ratios.
However, in case frequent vomiting in toddlers continues, it can lead to other problems. The toddlers cannot gain weight as they keep throwing up everything that is consumed. The other problems that may develop are respiratory problems such as wheezing, pneumonia, sinus, and cough at night and ear infections.
of this ï¬nding in a child. The cause of the vomiting was not shown on abdominal ultrasonography or contrast study. It should be added to the list of unusual causes of vomiting. (Arch Dis Child 2000;82:488â489) Keywords: vomiting; children; papilla of Vater; endoscopy Uncomplicated vomiting is commonplace in the ï¬rst years of life, and therefore does not usually alarm parents or paediatricians. In most cases the cause of vomiting is easy to identify.1 Nevertheless, the paediatric disor-ders associated with vomiting are so many that the initial investigations may be insuYcient to recognise the precise cause, especially if it is uncommon. We report the case of a 20 month old child with a very unusual reason for vomiting. Case report A 19 month old girl was admitted to a second level paediatric department for persistent vom-iting for many days, without no other symp-toms. Vomiting was mostly after meals without