After a child is scratched by a cat, it is important to administer the rabies vaccine as soon as possible and to pay attention to the wound and any potential treatment needs.

Eye injuries are one of the leading causes of blindness, with common damages including eye blows and penetrating injuries, which may lead to vision loss or even complete blindness. Preventive measures include wearing appropriate protective equipment and avoiding high-risk activities.

What should you do when your eye is injured?

Treatment and Prevention of High Fever Seizures

What should you do if a child falls from the bed and has a swollen head?

A 2-year-old child experienced a scalp hematoma and mild intracranial hemorrhage after falling on January 1st. The child is in good spirits and has no obvious discomfort. How should the treatment be approached?

When a child has a nosebleed, they should immediately lower their head and have someone press on both sides of the child’s nostrils with their thumb and index finger, pressing towards the nasal septum. Typically, just pressing for 5 to 10 minutes will stop most children’s nosebleeds. While pressing on the nostrils, place two cold towels on the child’s forehead to help constrict blood vessels and stop the bleeding. Additionally, reassure the child to avoid emotional tension, which may affect stop bleeding.

When a child has a nosebleed, immediate emergency measures can be taken to stop the bleeding. These include having the child lower their head, using the thumb and index finger to continuously press on both sides of the nostrils for at least 5 to 10 minutes. Meanwhile, stay calm and comfort the child to avoid panic and crying. Placing two cold towels on the forehead can help constrict the blood vessels. These methods are usually effective in stopping the bleeding.

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