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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Frequently asked questions drug use in children and how to rational drug use of the humble opinion [Keywords:] rational use of drugs in children drug frequently asked questions Children are in the process of rapid growth and development of special populations, their anatomy, physiology, pathology, immunology and so on are very different from adults, and many internal organs is not fully developed. Therefore, pediatric medicine must not make it a simple as an adult in miniature. However, the current pediatric medicine anomaly still exists. Frequently asked questions on drug use in children is to make an analysis, as well as to explore how to make a rational use of drugs. A pediatric medication Frequently Asked Questions 1.1 The misuse of antibiotics, Currently this problem is widespread. Irrational use of antibiotics in children’s complex causes, in which parents want for their children are eager to quickly cure the disease is the irrational use of antibiotics, an important factor. Furthermore, out-patient treatment is often claimed to be the parents of antibiotics, and the more expensive the better, the doctor in order to meet parents of children with psychological, unprincipled to meet their needs, then large-scale use of antibiotics [1]. Such abuse is reflected in the pathogen is not clear abuse. Of non-infectious diseases such as intestinal cramps, diarrhea, simple fever, as well as the common cold children, are not reasons are as follows, first with antibiotics, especially for upper respiratory tract infection. Acute upper respiratory tract infection the virus more common pathogens, accounting for more than 90%, only a small number of bacterial infection or a virus infection on the basis of secondary bacterial infections [2], but there are reports that the findings of antimicrobial agents usage up to 100% [ 3]. Although Meng Lihui such reports of pediatric use of antibiotics in upper respiratory tract infection probability of 71