Central Broadcasting Network Tianjin January 15 news (general station reporter Ren Mengyan Yang Yu) At present, many places in China have reported local confirmed cases of new crown pneumonia, and a local Aomi Kerong cluster epidemic has occurred in Tianjin. The initial reported cases in this outbreak in Tianjin came from custodial institutions and primary schools, and children accounted for a relatively high proportion of infections. Their treatment affects the hearts of the whole society.
Tianjin has invested in experts and adopted a one-person,1-1-strategy treatment method to strive for an early recovery of children. Haihe Hospital, as the designated hospital for the treatment of new crown pneumonia patients in Tianjin, currently has more than 60 children receiving treatment here.
On January 8, the day of the outbreak of the epidemic in Tianjin, Zhang Ying, deputy chief physician of the Department of Pediatrics of the General Hospital of Tianjin Medical University, received the first notice and rushed to Haihe Hospital to participate in the treatment.
Zhang Ying told reporters: "At that time, I was at home, and I received a call from the director of the hospital department, saying that there may be a confirmed case of a child now, and I need a pediatric doctor to support me, and now I am going to leave." At that time, it was already 11 o'clock, and I was notified to go to Haihe at 2 p.m., so I simply packed up and quickly reported to Haihe Hospital. ”
Medical staff (Photo provided by the interviewee issued by the Central Broadcasting Network)
As a pediatrician, Zhang Ying also has experience in fever diagnosis and has also received foreign quarantine personnel, which can be regarded as professional experience. But this time, I had to face the Aumechjong mutant strain, and there were many children sent to the hospital together, and before receiving the treatment, I couldn't help but be a little worried. After reporting to Haihe Hospital, she and her colleagues did not close their eyes for almost a night.
Zhang Ying said: "At the beginning, we didn't know how many children there were here, and I heard that there might be only one or two. When we came to Haihe Hospital to take a look, we received a notice that there might be more than a dozen children coming, and the pressure at that time could be imagined. We made urgent preparations, including the division of labor, shifts, and ward adjustments, and after the preliminary work was prepared, the children came one after another. ”
Although she is a pediatrician, but all of a sudden, so many children are isolated from the outside world for treatment, Zhang Ying is worried that without the company of parents, will the children cry and will they not cooperate? Without their parents, can they withstand this unprecedented test? What she did not expect was that the children were very sensible, and after a few days, except for the little girl who was homesick and cried her nose, the treatment was smooth.
She told reporters that the children looked nervous on the first night, but they did not cry, which was comforting. Now gradually into a stable and orderly treatment, but after all, the children are small, there will always be children homesick, especially some introverted little girls, when mentioning their mothers, they may cry. "In order to help the children alleviate their anxiety, we prepared small gifts for them, mainly snacks, and the children like to eat snacks."
Nurses record the child's vital signs to ensure correct administration and treatment (Photo provided by the interviewee issued by the Central Broadcasting Network)
Zhang Ying introduced that the youngest child in charge of the treatment of their team is 5 years old, the oldest is 12 years old, some are still in the same grade, the children know each other, and two or three children can also chat together in a ward. In addition, the children's symptoms are currently mild, the daily routine is not "bedridden", but watching TV, playing tablets, chatting, doctors, nurses also have to supervise the children, in addition to and parent videos, mobile phones can not be used for too long.
Zhang Ying said: "Children in the ward are not as imagined to lie on the bed and cannot move, we all encourage them to get out of bed and move freely. Usually, some children like to watch TV, some have tablets, and some children in the ward can play games with each other. ”
After a week, the children's condition is very stable, Zhang Ying said, she is also a mother of two children, understand how worried parents outside, so she and her colleagues have also explained to parents many times that under the care of medical staff, the children are normal and the symptoms are relatively mild.
She told reporters: "At present, their mental activity state is relatively normal, some fever, cough, runny nose or sore throat symptoms, there is no severe pneumonia, and there is no particularly serious inflammation in imaging." After a few days of symptomatic treatment, most of the children's fever symptoms have basically eased. But there are also cases of coughing and sputum, and it is hoped that they will gradually recover. ”
Zhang Ying checks the room to understand the situation of the child (photo provided by the interviewee issued by the Central Broadcasting Network)
Zhang Ying said that she thought that children would be very uncomfortable in an unfamiliar environment, so they also made a lot of plans, but the children were far stronger than expected, and they also knew how to help each other and take care of each other.
She told reporters that when she checked the room today, she found an older sister, with a younger sister, brushing her teeth and washing her face together and eating breakfast together. "I feel very relieved that the children are out on their own, after all, it is an unfamiliar environment, and it is very rare to be able to take care of each other."
Now, Zhang Ying, together with experts drawn from many hospitals in Tianjin, is doing her best for the rescue and treatment work, and she hopes that the epidemic can pass quickly and let the children return to their parents as soon as possible and healthily. She said: "On the occasion of the Spring Festival, I hope that the children will be well soon, the epidemic will end quickly, and I hope that the children can return to their parents as soon as possible." ”