A seven-year-old child’s abdominal pain and sweating may be signs of acute appendicitis.

Understanding the Correct Post-Epileptic Seizure Care Measures

After neonatal asphyxia, after clearing the airway and artificial respiration, the heart rate returns but breathing is irregular, and the response is poor. High-pressure oxygen therapy should be performed.

Sibling’s Abdominal Pain Management Suggestions

Vomited 20 minutes after eating rice pulp, worried about possible Brain concussion.

A 45-year-old female patient with rheumatism suffered a head injury on the left upper corner of her head, resulting in brain edema without external bleeding. Her body temperature is normal, and she has no other adverse reactions. How should she be treated?

An infant experienced vomiting and diarrhea at 8 PM, which might be caused by viral infection or indigestion. It is recommended to use oral medication for treatment, and intravenous fluid therapy may be considered in severe cases. If diagnosed with a gastrointestinal disease, immediate treatment and attention to dietary habits should be taken.

The child has been feverish for three days, with elevated C-reactive protein. Ask how to handle the situation.

Nursing measures for pediatric emergencies include enhanced care, symptomatic treatment, isolation precautions, drinking plenty of water, providing easily digestible food, appropriate vitamin B supplementation, and administration of fever-reducing medication when fever is present.

What should be done if a 5-year-old child swallows coins and gets stuck at the top of the esophagus?