At noon on March 9, a rapid telephone ringing rang in the pediatric department of Suiyang County Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, "We are here in the Fengba Town Health Center, and now there is a critically ill child who is on the way to your hospital, please be prepared." "Twenty minutes or so, a couple came to the pediatric department with a child of about 1 year old.
Even if there is already psychological preparation, Li Qun, the duty physician of the pediatric department of the county traditional Chinese medicine hospital, was still taken aback when he saw the dying child, only to see that the child's face was bruised, the eye sockets were extremely sunken, the eyes were unfocused, the limbs were soft, and the response was sluggish, she took the child and rushed to the rescue room, while shouting loudly to other colleagues, "Quick, rescue the patient..." The medical staff who heard the shout rushed to the rescue room and immediately rescued the child. Through body temperature measurement, the high fever in the child has reached 40 °C.
While the doctor rescued the child, while asking for basic information such as the child's name, the child's mother kept shaking her head, asking her what she said: "I don't know", the medical staff also thought that the child was sick so that she was too anxious, resulting in incoherence, after repeated questioning, she was still a question three do not know, just keep shouting "baby, baby ...". Later, the medical staff understood that this was an intellectually handicapped mother. The medical staff called the child's father into the rescue room to inquire about the child's situation, but the father did not have any culture, nor could he express the child's situation, only saying that the child's face today was different from usual, and then he took him to the local hospital.
Seeing the situation, Dr. Li Qun can only guide the child to ask whether he had a fever yesterday according to the symptoms of the child. Is there vomiting? Is there any diarrhea? Repeated guidance, the child's father can only say that "last night I touched the child a little hot, some vomiting and diarrhea, this morning rushed to the Fengba Town Health Center to see a doctor." According to the simple description of the child's father, combined with years of clinical experience, Dr. Li Qun initially diagnosed acute gastroenteritis and severe dehydration.
Pediatric medical staff worked hard to rescue the child and asked the child's father to go through the hospitalization procedures, but the father said that he would not be hospitalized, which surprised the medical staff involved in the rescue. What is the case when a child's life is in danger but he is not hospitalized? After talking, the father did not realize the seriousness of the child's condition at all, and was more worried that the hospitalization costs were too expensive to pay. Physician Li Qun immediately explained the child's condition in detail to the father of the child, told him that if he did not treat it in time, the child's life would be in danger, and said that the hospital would handle zero-cost admission for him, and he agreed to give the child hospitalization procedures.
After admission to the hospital, the child repeatedly vomited, diarrhea, clothes are wet, because of the serious dehydration, the child's small mouth has been bar want to drink water, medical staff told the child's mother to give the child more water, change into clean clothes. Considering that she may not be able to do these things alone, the medical staff helped her to go to the boiling water room together, taught her to wash the bottle, and told her that the bottle cleaning was not clean and would cause the child to get sick and other consequences. When helping to change the child's clothes, I found that the clothes worn by the child were thin and did not fit. Pediatric director Hu Mingna and doctor Zhang Mingzhu immediately called the family to collect a large bag of clothes that children could wear and give them to the children.
On the second day of admission, after careful treatment, the child's condition improved, the dehydration situation was corrected, the body temperature returned to normal, the face began to ruddy, the spirit was significantly better, and he was smoothly transferred from the rescue room to the general ward.
When the pediatric medical staff was happy to see the child's condition improving, the child's mother was sick again. She needs to go to the adult department for treatment, but the special situation of the couple, do not know how to go to the department to see a doctor, the pediatric department has arranged a group of personnel to take care of the child, a group of personnel to accompany the couple to other departments for examination and treatment throughout the process....
After careful treatment and care by pediatric medical staff, after a few days, the child fully recovered, and when he came to the hospital, he was sentenced to two people, showing a cute smile. When the child is discharged from the hospital, the pediatric department also arranges for medical staff to assist in the discharge. "Thank you! Thank you doctor! "When he left the hospital with a large box full of clothes sent by medical staff, the child's father thanked him!
【Department Introduction】
The Department of Pediatrics of Suiyang County Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital was established in January 2011 as one of the clinical departments of the hospital and is located on the fourth floor of the inpatient building. The Pediatric Department has pediatric wards and neonatal wards, and child health care areas. There are 45 open beds in the ward (37 ordinary beds in pediatrics and 8 beds in neonatal beds), and the pediatric ward adopts a 24-hour duty system and opens outpatient clinics on weekends. "Kindness and benevolence, care for the future" is the pediatric discipline, general medical staff adhering to the concept of "all for children's health", with "motherly feelings" to care for every small patient, with exquisite technology, enthusiastic service, to guard the physical and mental health of children in the county, with a solid arm to support a family tomorrow's little sun!
There are 31 medical staff in the pediatric department, including 10 physicians (3 deputy chief physicians, 3 attending physicians, and 4 resident physicians), and 21 nursing staff (4 nurses in charge, 16 nurses, and 1 nurse).
The department carries out projects, including pediatric massage, Chinese medicine rectal instillation, Chinese medicine fumigation, acupuncture point patching, moxibustion, Chinese medicine rubbing, Chinese medicine collapse, ear acupuncture and other Special TCM projects. He is good at using the combination of traditional Chinese medicine to treat pediatric pneumonia wheezing (pneumonia), children's acute cough (bronchitis), pediatric acute milk moth (tonsillitis), pediatric diarrhea (diarrhea disease), children's cold (acute upper respiratory tract infection), fetal yellow (neonatal jaundice), chicken pox, boils (mumps), aphthous sores (mouth ulcers, herpetic angina, etc.), abdominal pain (mesenteric lymphadenitis, gastrointestinal dysfunction, gastritis), children's enuresis, constipation and other common diseases, frequent diseases. He has rich clinical experience in severe pneumonia, henoch-schönlein purpura, Kawasaki disease, infectious mononucleosis, fava bean disease, pediatric growth pain, premature infants, neonatal asphyxia, gastrointestinal bleeding, and neonatal ABO hemolysis.
Department hotline: 0851-23100901
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