Definition - What does Slips, Trips, and Falls mean? Slips, trips and falls cause numerous deaths and injuries in workplaces, schools and in homes. Slips are the result of too little friction or a lack of traction between the footwear and the floor surface. A trip is the result of a foot striking or colliding with an object, which causes a loss in balance, and usually a fall. Studies show that 66% of falls occur on the same level as a result of slip or trip.
In terms of a typical range for baby, as outlined by the AAP, anywhere between 97.5Â° F (36.4Â° C) and 99.5Â° F (37.5Â° C) is totally normal. A temperature reading of 100.4Â° F (38Â° C) is considered to be the beginning of a fever and should typically be accompanied by other symptoms.
The NHS recommends parents always contact a health professional if: Your baby is under three months old and their temperature is 38Â°C (101Â°F) or higher. Your baby is aged three to six months and their temperature is 39Â°C (102Â°F) or higher. Your baby is older than six months and their temperature is above 40Â°C (104-105Â°F). Your child has other signs of illness as well as a raised temperature.