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Electronic Publishers
Cartridge
Parents’
EMERGENCY
MEDICAL GUIDE
Electronic Publishers
Mt. Holly, NJ 08060
User’s Guide
EMG-2006
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License Agreement READ THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT BEFORE USING ANY BOOKMAN CARTRIDGE. YOUR USE OF THE BOOKMAN CARTRIDGE DEEMS THAT YOU ACCEPT THE TERMS OF THIS LICENSE. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE WITH THESE TERMS, YOU MAY RETURN THIS PACKAGE WITH PURCHASE RECEIPT TO THE DEALER FROM WHICH YOU PURCHASED THE BOOKMAN CARTRIDGE AND YOUR PURCHASE PRICE WILL BE REFUNDED. BOOK- MAN CARTRIDGE means the software product and documentation found in this package and FRANKLIN means Franklin Electronic Publishers, Inc. L
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Contents Welcome to the world of BOOKMAN! easily; as well as read common prob- With this Parents’ Emergency Medi- lems and concerns; and learn how to cal Guide, you can narrow down the prevent accidents, illnesses, and more. symptoms of your child’s emergency Use your BOOKMAN to read this car- to find the best possible advice; find tridge. See “Installing Cartridges” to answers to many pediatric medical ill- learn how. nesses or emergencies quickly and Installing Cartridges ....................
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Key Guide Function Keys Other Keys CLEAR BACK Backs up a step or erases a letter. Clears to the entry screen. CAP MENU Shows the main menus. No function. ENTER Enters a search, selects a INFO (red) Shows reference informa- menu item, or goes directly to tion about a particular topic and cross-referenced text. the topic’s outline location. HELP Shows help messages. (green) No function. ✱ ? Shows a full menu item; in text, (yellow) No function. shows the topic’s outline location. (blue) No functi
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Installing Cartridges Selecting Books Warning: Never install or remove a Once you have installed a cartridge in cartridge when BOOKMAN is on. If your BOOKMAN, you must select you do, information that you entered which book you want to use. in its built-in book and in an installed 1. Turn BOOKMAN on. cartridge will be erased. CARD 2. Press . 1. Turn BOOKMAN off. 2. Turn BOOKMAN over. 3. Align the tabs on the car- tridge with the notches in These are sample books. the slot. 3. Press or to highli
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Using the Color Keys Viewing a Demonstration The red, green, yellow, and blue keys on When no book cartridge is installed in your BOOKMAN change functions ac- your BOOKMAN, a demonstration cording to which book is selected. automatically appears after you select this book. To stop the demo, press When the built-in book is selected, the CLEAR MENU . To disable it, press and color keys function as labelled on the then select Disable Demo. To re-en- BOOKMAN keyboard. When a car- able it, select En
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Changing Settings Answering Questions You can adjust the type size, shutoff Throughout this product you will find time, and screen contrast. The type decision trees asking you various size changes the number of lines of questions about your child’s emer- text that appear on screen. The shut- gency. This will narrow down the emer- off time is how long BOOKMAN stays gency so you can quickly find the on if you forget to turn it off. doctor's advice you need. CLEAR At the end of a question you will
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Finding Information Using the Contents Menu To find information about your child’s The Contents menu is divided into problem, type the symptom, illness, or three categories. Emergencies, Com- emergency at the entry screen. You mon Problems and Concerns, and Pre- can find anything from a Bee sting to a vention. They include general informa- Broken bone. tion about many children’s health con- cerns. Read them to learn more about CLEAR 1. Press . caring for your child’s health. 2. Start typing nose
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Using the Contents Menu Using the Contents Menu Emergencies Common Problems and Concerns This category has a section on In this category, you will find informa- general information including How to tion on many common illnesses or Handle Emergencies, Cardiopulmo- problems. The General Information nary Resuscitation, The Emergency section includes How to Use Room, and The Hospital. After Medicines, How to Use a Thermom- General Information there are fifteen eter, and How to Choose a
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Using the Contents Menu Using the Contents Menu 32. Nosebleeds Prevention 33. Pinkeye & sties This category is divided into three 34. Pinworms main topics with many sub-topics on 35. Rashes preventing accidents, illnesses, and injuries. 36. Reye’s syndrome 37. Sore throats & tonsillitis 43. Prevention of accidents 38. Stomach aches Here you will find tips on 39. Sunburn everything from The risks as 40. Toddlers who say “no” your child grows to Toy safety. 41. Vomiting 44. Immunizations (sho
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Using the INFO key Using the INFO key INFO Use the (red) key to quickly find ➤ To view a full name reference information about a topic, Some names and menu items are where you are in the outline, and to too long to fit onto one line. To see a full name when only part is visible. ✻ view the full name, press ? To find reference information when the item is highlighted. Another way to find reference information is to type the topic you want to learn more about (e.g., ENTER fainting) and
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LBS. Cartridge Care Resetting BOOKMAN • Do not touch the metal If the BOOKMAN keyboard fails to re- contacts on the cartridges. spond, or if its screen performs errati- Caution: Touching these electrical CLEAR cally, first press and then press contacts with statically charged ob- ON/OFF twice. If nothing happens, follow jects, including your fingers, could the steps below to reset it. erase information entered in a car- Warning: Pressing the reset button tridge or built-in book. with more tha
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Optional Features Product Information Model: EMG-2006 AC adaptor jack • size: 5.9 x 4.2 x 0.6 cm • weight: 0.4 oz. About the Author: Robert E. Kaplan, M.D., was born in Headphone jack New York City and raised on Long Is- land. He received his B.A. from Brown University and his M.D. at the School AC adaptor jack: Some BOOK- of Medicine at the State University of MAN models are equipped with a stan- New York at Buffalo, where he is an dard 3.5 mm jack for use with a 9-volt, Assistant Clinical P
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Copyrights & Patents Limited Warranty (U.S. only) FRANKLIN warrants to you that the BOOKMAN PRODUCT will be free from FCC Notice: defects in materials and workmanship for one year from purchase. In the case of such a defect in your BOOKMAN PRODUCT, FRANKLIN will repair Complies with the limits for a Class B or replace it without charge on return, with purchase receipt, to the dealer from which you made your purchase or Franklin Electronic Publishers, Inc., computing device pursuant to Subpart 12
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Index ?* key 3 Direction keys 3 finding a topic's location 10 Emergencies, listed 8 viewing a full name 10 FCC notice 13 AC adaptor jack 12 Headphone jack 12 Arrow keys 5 Help, finding 5 Cartridges Index menu, using 9 caring for 11 INFO key installing 4 finding a topic's location 10 Categories finding reference info 9, 10 Common Problems & Concerns 8 Installing a cartridge 4 Emergencies 8 Patents 13 Prevention 9 Prevention, listed 9 Changing settings 6 Product information
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™ Electronic Publishers Cartridge Parents’ EMERGENCY MEDICAL GUIDE Electronic Publishers Mt. Holly, NJ 08060 User’s Guide EMG-2006
