Pediatric care involves providing health care and consultation for children and their families, as well as executing medical procedures and monitoring the health status of the children.

Learn the precautions and sterilization methods after caring for hand, foot, and mouth disease patients to prevent infection spread.

The main symptoms of pediatric pneumonia include fever, cough, shortness of breath, and dry nose. It is the peak season for colds in early spring, so try to avoid taking children to public places as much as possible. If your child has a cold or cough and shows any of the following symptoms, it is important to seek medical attention promptly: breathing rate slower than usual, over 60 times per minute (for babies under 2 months), 50 times (for children aged 2-12 months), or 40 times (for children aged 1-4 years); loud breathing sounds; intermittent breathing; chest Depression during inhalation; flaring nostrils; wheezing sounds; inability to drink any liquids, choking upon drinking; skin turning blue.

A newborn’s failure to cry when bouncing on the soles of their feet may be related to weakness. Active treatment and careful attention should be provided.

The high levels of stress faced by neonatal nurses stem from the significant responsibility of caring for premature and newborn infants, as well as dealing with the concerns and emergencies of family members.

Redness and swelling in a baby’s navel may be a sign of inflammation. How should it be handled?