When a child is diagnosed with mycoplasma pneumonia and needs an infusion, how should parents take care of it?

There is a high incidence of respiratory diseases in autumn and winter, and many children need infusion and nebulization therapy, especially among children with recent mycoplasma pneumonia, many need infusion therapy. Many parents feel sorry for their children, but they don't know how to care for them so that their children can get better faster.

What does my child need to prepare before the infusion? What should I pay attention to during the infusion? Can I help my child rub it after the infusion? After the infusion ends, why does blood sometimes flow back up to the indwelling needle connector? After returning home, how to care for the indwelling needle... Regarding the precautions for infusion that parents are concerned about, we invited nursing experts from Beijing Children's Hospital affiliated to Capital Medical University to explain them in detail one by one to help children recover as soon as possible.

Authors: Zhang Ying, deputy chief nurse and Zhang Lihua, chief nurse of the Infusion Center of Beijing Children's Hospital affiliated to Capital Medical University

Review: Zhang Linqi, an expert of the National Health Science Popularization Expert Database and the chief nurse of Beijing Children's Hospital affiliated to Capital Medical University