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RMacLean
Feb 2004
 

  
 

One of the best ways to get a handle on your child's reflux is with a journal or chart, tracking their daily intake, as well as, everything that comes back up.  Below is a sample of how we suggest keeping track.  If you would like to print this, go to the printer friendly version.

Fill in the name and date, circle whether it's for AM or PM, you will need two of these per day, one for the morning and one for the night.  Enter the formula the child is given, or any restrictions placed on your diet for the given day if nursing and enter the medication the child is on if any.  We suggest getting a binder or file folder to keep them in for easier organization.

Enter the amount of food under intake, if nursing perhaps enter the length of time, record the naps and sleeping, enter when the child vomits/spits under emesis and try to estimate the amount, but remember that it always looks like it's more than it is.  To get a feel for quantities, try spilling an ounce or two of plain water on counter or bare floor, this will give you a good idea of what it looks like and help you get used to how much your child might be spitting.  Mark any urination and bowel movements the child has under voids and BM's and finally record your comments for the day, any of the feeds, bm's etc.

Child's Name ______________________ Date _____________

AM  /  PM

Formula Given _______________ Meds __________  
     
Time Intake Sleep Emesis Voids BM's Comments
12:00            
12:15            
12:30            
12:45            
1:00            
1:15            
1:30            
1:45            
2:00            
2:15            
2:30            
2:45            
3:00            
3:15            
3:30            
4:00            
4:15            
4:30            
4:45            
5:00            
5:15            
5:30            
6:00            
6:15            
6:30            
6:45            
7:00            
7:15            
7:30            
7:45            
8:00            
8:15            
8:30            
8:45            
9:00            
9:15            
9:30            
10:00            
10:15            
10:30            
10:45            
11:00            
11:15            
11:30            
11:45            
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