When a father was preparing dinner for his child at home, he found that a fish bone in the child's throat was stuck and the child could not breathe, at this time the father decisively took "two decisive" rescue measures and successfully saved the child, which was highly praised by the doctor. Let's take a closer look at this daddy's rescue measures!
The first decisive: clasp the child's waist and push upwards
When the father found that the child's throat was stuck with fish bones, the child began to cough and could not breathe, he immediately decisively took rescue measures to buckle the child's waist and push upward. This measure, also known as the "back push", is currently the most effective first aid measure, which can quickly expel foreign bodies from the body and avoid suffocation.
The specific steps of the back push method are: 1. Stand behind the child, clasp the child's waist, bend the child forward, head down; 2. Use the palm of the hand along the midline of the back, push 3-5 times from the bottom up, the force should be moderate to avoid hurting the child.
The second decisiveness: take measures to send them to medical treatment
When the father took the back push method, he found that the child was still unable to breathe, and the fish bones were still stuck in his throat, at this time he decisively took measures to send him to the hospital. For cases of choking of a foreign body in the throat, it is very important to be sent to the hospital in a timely manner, because the hospital has better equipment and technology to deal with this sudden situation.
When the child arrived at the hospital, the doctor also praised the father's decisive measures and said that it was important to take timely first aid measures in this situation to avoid unnecessary danger.
It should be noted that when the child is stuck in the throat by a foreign object, parents should take rescue measures in time and send them to the hospital as soon as possible to avoid suffocation, lack of oxygen, etc.
Children's safety is the biggest concern of every parent, and in daily life, some small things may also bring safety risks to children. For example, this fish bone stuck throat incident, although seemingly insignificant, can cause greater danger if not handled properly.
In this incident, this dad's "two decisiveness" played a crucial role. First, he decisively took the right measures, clamping the child's chin with his fingers, making the child's mouth open wide, and then clamping the fish bones out with pliers. This emergency treatment is correct, and it is possible to remove the fish bones stuck in the throat as soon as possible to avoid suffocation in the child.
Secondly, the father decisively sent the child to the hospital for treatment. Although the fish bones have been successfully removed, the process of getting stuck in the throat may cause some damage to the child's throat, so it is necessary to send it to the hospital for further examination and treatment. In this way, the child's health and safety is guaranteed to the greatest extent possible.
This dad's behavior is worth learning and learning from. In the face of similar emergencies, we first need to stay calm and not panic. Second, we should decisively take the right emergency measures to avoid the deterioration of the situation. Finally, be sure to take your child to the hospital in time for further treatment and examination.
In addition, parents should always be vigilant about their children's safety and avoid dangerous behaviors and environments as much as possible.