School-age children emergency infusion of upper respiratory tract infection in nursing.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 School-age children emergency infusion of upper respiratory tract infection in nursing Of: Zhang Jinhong Li, Jing Lin Qing Lin Yuzhen Acute upper respiratory tract infection is the nasal cavity, pharynx, or larynx general term for acute inflammation, common pathogens as viruses, only a few caused by bacteria, patient age, gender, occupation and region, has a certain contagious, and sometimes can cause severe complications [1]. The disease is also the school-age children (6-12 years old common disease. Based on the hospital in November 2009 the upper respiratory tract infection in school-age children, a retrospective analysis to investigate the nursing measures. 1 Clinical data November 2009 my scientific age children in 306 patients with transfusion, male 165 cases, 141 cases of females, aged 6-12 years, mean 9.2 + -2.4 years old. According to nasopharyngeal symptoms, signs and prevalence of blood and chest X-ray examination can be made without abnormal clinical diagnosis [1] This type of common cold patients, 151 cases of viral pharyngitis, laryngitis and bronchitis, 88 cases of herpes angina 30 cases, 23 cases of conjunctivitis, pharynx, Bacterial throat - tonsillitis in 14 cases, given by your doctor or anti-virus anti-inflammatory, expectorant and other intravenous infusion therapy. The cure rate was 100% of the patients, febrile seizures occurred in 1 case, 2 cases of viral myocarditis complicated by acute nephritis 2 cases, 3 cases of acute otitis media, infusion reactions occurred in 1 case. 2 nursing 2.1 The strict implementation of checking system Nurses receiving drugs, check whether the out-patient medical records consistent with the doctor’s advice and pay attention to check whether the expired bottles of drugs, whether liquid turbidity, precipitation, floc, to perform a clinical transfusion bottle neat when writing patient’s name, drug name , concentration, dose, dosing time, they should be carried