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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Clinical bronchiolitis infant care [Keywords:] bronchiolitis Bronchiolitis (hereinafter referred to as bronchiolitis infants less than 2 years is more common form of respiratory tract infection, in particular, occurred in the 6 months of age. Causes the most common cause of bronchiolitis is a viral infection. Of which more than 50% is the respiratory syncytial virus, followed by influenza viruses, parainfluenza virus and adenovirus, mycoplasma, etc. [1]. The clinical features: cough, shortness of breath, wheezing, irritability, three depressions and lungs wheezing symptoms. If not timely given treatment and care, can be complicated by heart failure, respiratory failure, severe cases can threaten the lives of infants and young children. The hospital mortality rate of children in about 1%. 1 Clinical data This choice in January 2010 to 12 months more complete data, 53 patients are in line with the diagnostic criteria for bronchial capillary [2]. Which 29 males and 24 females. Clinical symptoms were as follows: The disease is about 2 or 3 days before a cold symptoms, dry cough, and appears onset of persistent wheezing. wheezing, shortness of breath, nose flap, three depressions sign, pale or cyanotic, restless. which heart failure occurred in 5 patients, suspected heart failure 4 cases, a total of 9 cases, accounting for 16.98%, combined respiratory failure in 5 cases, 9.4%, with 4 cases of intestinal paralysis, accounting for 7.5%, fever 25 cases, accounting for 47.2%, generally more than for the low heat to moderate fever fever , rare heat. clinical signs in all cases and the lungs can be heard mainly expiratory wheeze, prolonged expiratory phase, sputum of song; when the asthmatic lung could be heard and remission in diffuse, fine moist rales, with the disappearance of clinical symptoms of wheezing, chest wheezing disappeared. Clinical Nursing 2 Inflammation in children with bronchiolitis were an average age of le