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Taking and storing

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What should you do before taking your medicine?
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Take two at once
Close your eyes
Shake the bottle
Read the instructions

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Q1
What should you do before taking your medicine?
Take two at once
Close your eyes
Shake the bottle
Read the instructions
30s
Q2
Why is it important to keep medicine out of reach of children?
To keep it warm
So they can read it
To keep them safe
So they can play with it
30s
Q3
What should you do if you forget to take your medicine?
Ignore it
Take it whenever you remember
Take double next time
Ask an adult for help
30s
Q4
What should you do with expired medicine?
Use it anyway
Throw it away safely
Keep it for later
Give it to a friend
30s
Q5
When is the best time to take your medicine?
Whenever you feel like it
Only at night
Before eating lunch
As directed by the doctor
30s
Q6
What should you do if you accidentally take too much medicine?
Tell an adult immediately
Do nothing
Go to sleep
Drink lots of water
30s
Q7
What is one reason you should not share your medicine with others?
It's not in a fancy bottle
It tastes funny
It could be unsafe for them
It's too expensive
30s
Q8
What should you use to measure liquid medicine?
A regular spoon from the kitchen
Your hands
A toy cup
A medicine cup or spoon
30s

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