It depends upon the type of BP medication and the dose and the age/size of the child. Take the pills and the child to the hospital ASAP. Let them check the toxicology and advise.
(To reassure you however, if it was only one pill, most common drugs/formulations will not cause significant or lasting problems for a child.)
I found an interesting article on child's blood pressure. Blood pressure will change as the child grows, height and weight are a determining factor of blood pressure for children. The link is posted below.
Increased heart rate & blood pressure, & possible exposure to blood diseases like hepatitis or HIV/AIDS.
Yes, It is very harmful for a child of that age to have high blood pressure.
The blood pressure for children 5-13 is 90 that is the best blood pressure if its higher than that consult a physician
On average a healthy blood pressure is about 100 + the child's age over about 70-85. This varies but that is the average healthy bloodpressure For instance, a 27 year olds blood pressure would be: 127 78 Around about MonkeyLover-Dinda
Probably slip into a deep slumber and heart will slow too depending on age whether you would still have a child after that or not
If you are pregnant or recently gave birth to a new baby, have your blood pressure monitored regularly. The incidence of strokes in pregnant women and new moms is on the rise and high blood pressure is a major contributing factor. You have a new child to raise, so your health needs to be a priority. Purchase a blood pressure monitor at any drug store and stay on top of this. Your child needs you.
Does Red Bull affect A child's blood pressure
Take the child to the doctor
A caregiver can control the flow of blood from a child's wound by elevating the wound (if feasible) and by applying direct pressure. For instance, a caregiver can raise a child's arm over her head and apply direct pressure to the wound to decrease bleeding from a finger laceration.
Blood pressure is not routinely measured in infants and toddlers because it is not common for them to have high blood pressure. It would be monitored if there was a reason to do so or if the child was hospitalized but you're right in that it is not a common part of a routine checkup for infants and toddlers.
No because its accident