On the night shift, about eleven o'clock, busy with the work at hand, is preparing to sleep, the mobile phone suddenly rang, picked up a look, "nurse station" call, a tight heart, sleepiness all disappeared, answered the phone, cleared the throat, "What? "The child in bed 31 was short of breath, irritable, and bruised," the nurse said quickly, "Good, coming soon," hung up the phone, picked up her overalls, and ran out.
Examination, oxygen inhalation, atomization, suction, some treatment, breathing gradually stabilized, stopped crying, and after a while, gradually fell asleep.
This child was collected by me at noon the day before, more than 2 months old, and it was the child's grandfather and grandmother who came to see the patient. When the child comes, the general condition is relatively poor, and when breathing, little by little, we call it "nodding breathing", which is a more serious manifestation of "bronchiolitis", which is more common in infants under 6 months of age.
When I first came to inquire about the child's condition, listen to the child's grandfather said, the child's mother is not in good spirits, perennial taking psychotropic drugs, the child is usually thin, this illness thought that the common cold, did not go to the hospital, at home has been dragging, after seeing more and more heavy, only to remember to go to the hospital, the following hospital when seeing the child, directly said too heavy, hurry to the higher hospital, come.
Therefore, here I want to talk to you about this disease, how to avoid or reduce the disease of small babies!
The first is to promote breastfeeding, breastfeeding is good for all aspects of the child's growth and development, can reduce the occurrence of respiratory diseases, so mothers who can breastfeed must breastfeed their children.
The second is to avoid passive smoking, the infant respiratory development is not perfect, the harmful gases in the smoke, the respiratory tract is very harmful, we must avoid inhaling harmful gases of second-hand smoke.
Finally, "respiratory syncytial virus monoclonal antibody" application
Because "bronchiolitis" is mostly caused by viral infections, the most common virus is respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). The preventive effect of "respiratory syncytial virus monoclonal antibodies" on high-risk infants (preterm infants, bronchopulmonary dysplasia, congenital heart disease, immunodeficiency disease) and patients with recurrent wheezing episodes after bronchiolitis can reduce the incidence and hospitalization rate of respiratory syncytial virus infection.
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