### condition | injury | hemorrhage:

Intraventricular hemorrhage
* Most intraventricular hemorrhages occur in the first week of life.
* is the most common cause of hydrocephalus among premature infants.

### condition | injury | hemorrhage:

Nosebleed
* Most nosebleeds come from blood vessels in the front of the nose
  - happen in the front half of the nose, usually in only one nostril
* Some nosebleeds happen during a cold when a person has been blowing their nose excessively.
* also can be an indicator of high blood pressure problems.
* are a common and recurring problem during the winter because of dry air
  - occurrence in childhood
  - symptom of chemtrail exposure
  - common during cold, dry weather
* are common in children
  - food allergy
  - diseases
  - due to the rupture of small blood vessels in the lining of the nose
* are more common in the winter when viruses and dry heated air indoors are common
  - frequent during the winter months
  - most common in boys and are often associated with colds or nasal allergies
  - much more common in children than they are in in adults
* are rare in infancy and infrequent after puberty
  - infants, common in elementary school children, and decrease in adolescents
  - unlikely to indicate serious disease, although bleeding can result from injury
* can also occur after surgery
  - result from a calcium deficiency
* is hemorrhage
* occur and there is blood in the phlegm
  - as the crusts detach
  - when the nasal lining dries out
* usually occur only on one side and are limited in duration.
+ Epistaxis: Health problems
  * Nosebleeds are more frequent during the winter months. During this time, more upper respiratory infections occur and changes in temperature and humidity are larger.

Petechial hemorrhage
* are characteristic, especially in the preventricular mucosa.
* follow the application of a blood pressure cuff.

Pulmonary hemorrhage
* are most often mild and continuous but can be severe.
* is less common in the Western Hemisphere.

Subconjunctival hemorrhage
* appear as sudden red blobs in the white of the eye
  - worse than they are, and usually self-absorb in time
* is red lines or spots on the part of the eye that is usually white.

Incomplete injury
* Incomplete injuries result in partial loss of function and sensation.
* means some nerves are still connected.

### condition | injury:

Insect bite
* Most insect bites allow for injection of venom or other digestive juices into the skin of the child
  - are minor annoyances and can be easily managed at home
* are also a form of injury that can sometimes promote localized hair growth
  - another source of poisoning
  - common in the spring and summer months
  - puncture wounds
* can cause allergic reactions, and in some animals be fatal
  - an allergic response in the skin
* cause itchy, red bumps.
* is an injury
* result in an ulceroglandular form.

### condition | injury | insect bite:

Bee sting
* Most bee sting causes allergic reaction
  - severe allergic reaction
  - stings happen when people step on a bee with their bare feet
* are acid
  - frequently a cause of syncope
  - like bruises in a football game
* can be deadly to infants, the elderly, and persons allergic to bee venom
  - very painful
* can cause allergy
  - dangerous, or even fatal, allergic reactions
  - severe toxic effects when envenomation is massive
* cause pain and swelling.
* causes severe allergic reaction
* is an insect bite
* kill four times as many people in the United States as snake bites.