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How do I dial 120?

Do you need to call 120 when you are in what? For trauma, coma, epilepsy, food poisoning, foreign body sticking to throat, convulsion lasting for a long time, parents should call 120 as soon as possible, and the earlier the rescue is, the better. If the illness is not very urgent, you can choose to take your child and go to the hospital on your own. How do I speak to 120 operator? Calm down and explain the content clearly to the operator: 1. Detailed illness The baby’s age, sex, current situation-for example, what in what caused what, how long it lasted, and the rescue measures taken. 2. Location Give the addresses of several buildings and units in a certain Read More …

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The child was stung by bees, what should I do?

What should I do? Step 1: Cleaning Wash the stung parts of the child with soapy water. Step 2 Take out the poison needle If the bee’s poison sticks into the child’s skin, you can try to remove the poison needle. Step 3: Ice Apply ice cubes to the stung bite to relieve pain and swelling. Step 4: Medication If the child’s pain is unbearable, he can also take painkillers. If your child is itchy, you can take antiallergic drugs. But please pay attention to see if the medicine can be used for young children. 5. Watch closely Generally speaking, the bite of bees will only cause local skin discomfort, but it may also lead to serious allergic reactions in Read More …

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The child was bitten by a snake, what should I do?

What should I do? Step 1 Soothe your emotions Calm the child, keep the child calm, irritability and exercise make the toxin spread faster, and at the same time let him sit down or lie down, keeping the wound lower than the heart. Step 2 Bind up the wound Bind a wide cloth strip or elastic bandage about 5 cm above the wound to prevent venom from spreading. For example, if the foot is bitten, it should be 5 cm away from the wound on the lower leg. The bandaging need not be too tight, it is advisable to stretch into one finger with force, leaving a slipknot. Step 3: Clean up the wound If conditions permit, the wound can Read More …

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The child was bitten by a dog, what should I do?

What should I do? Step 1 Clean the wound Rinse thoroughly with soapy water and flowing clear water for at least 15 minutes, then wash the wound with clear water or normal saline (0.9% sodium chloride solution). Step 2 Disinfect the wound After cleaning, dip the wound dry with clean cotton balls and disinfect it with iodophor or alcohol. 3. Vaccination against rabies After being bitten by a dog, there is a certain chance of infection with rabies virus, so after simple treatment, you should go to the hospital in time for rabies vaccination. If rabies vaccine has not been injected recently, the whole process of vaccination should be carried out according to the prescribed procedures (four or five needles, Read More …

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The child was bitten by a cat, what should I do?

What should I do? Step 1 Clean the wound Rinse thoroughly with soapy water and flowing clear water for at least 15 minutes, then wash the wound with clear water or normal saline (0.9% sodium chloride solution). Step 2 Disinfect the wound After cleaning, dip the wound dry with clean cotton balls and disinfect it with iodophor or alcohol. 3. Vaccination against rabies After being bitten by a cat, there is a certain chance of infection with rabies virus, so after simple treatment, you should go to the hospital in time for rabies vaccination. If rabies vaccine has not been injected recently, the whole process of vaccination should be carried out according to the prescribed procedures (four or five needles, Read More …

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The child was stung by jellyfish (jellyfish), what should I do?

What should I do? Cases of death caused by jellyfish stings are not uncommon, and parents must pay enough attention to them. Step 1 Leave the danger zone Quickly take the child out of the area where jellyfish exists to avoid being stung again. Step 2 Remove tentacles Use tweezers, sticks or gloves to remove tentacles from the stung area of the child. Do not directly touch the tentacles or stung area with your hands. Step 3: Soak or rinse It is absolutely forbidden to rinse before tentacles are removed. After removal, soak or rinse the wound with seawater or vinegar for 15-30 minutes, which can inhibit the activated prickle bursa from releasing toxins. There are reports in China that Read More …

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The child was bitten by a rabbit, what should I do?

What about rabbit bites? Step 1 Clean the wound Wash the wound alternately with soapy water and flowing clear water for 15 minutes, then wash the wound with clear water or normal saline, dry it with cotton balls, and then dip cotton swabs in iodophor or iodophor cotton swabs for disinfection. If the wound is deep and tetanus infection is suspected, hydrogen peroxide is recommended for disinfection. 2. Send to hospital After cleaning, the child should be taken to the hospital, and the doctor should do further wound treatment before deciding whether tetanus vaccine is needed according to the situation. Common Mistakes about Rabbit Bite Tetanus must be beaten when bitten by rabbits-not necessarily Whether tetanus vaccine needs to be Read More …

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What should children do if they eat or choke on foreign bodies and cannot breathe?

What should I do? Step 1 Call 120 now When the child chokes and cannot breathe, he should call 120 while preparing for rescue. 2. Heimlick first aid method (1) Children over the age of 1 When the child is choked by a foreign body and cannot speak, one of the following methods can be adopted. The rescuer knelt behind the child, hugged the child’s abdomen from behind, wrapped his arms around his waist and abdomen, clenched his fist with one hand, and pressed his fist heart inward against the child’s abdomen. Press the other hand on top of your fist, and press your hands in and out with great force. Repeat until the obstruction spits out. Let the child Read More …

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What should I do if my child’s ear is flooded?

What about children’s ears? Step 1: Jump on one foot The ear entering the water is downward, the ear is pulled backward and upward, and one foot jumps to make the water flow downward from the external auditory canal by gravity. 2. Movable external auditory canal First, lean your head to the side of the water, cling your palm to the child’s ear root, then quickly loosen it, and suck out the water several times in a row. Step 3: Clean the external auditory canal Fix the child’s head and keep it still, then gently rotate it with a soft cotton ball to wipe the outer ear. Common Mistakes of Ear Water Inflow 1. Use unclean clips, match sticks, small Read More …

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What should I do if I have a foreign body in my child’s ear?

What if there is a foreign body in the child’s ear? 1. Insect foreign bodies You can use the phototropism of insects to illuminate the ears of insects with lights or flashlights in the dark to let insects come out. Warm water, baby oil, vegetable oil, etc. can also be dripped into the ear to isolate the air in the ear canal, suffocate insects, pour them out after a few minutes, and dry the water or oil in the ear with cotton swabs to avoid infection. 2. Ordinary foreign matter If the foreign body in the ear is very close to the outlet and the baby is willing to sit still, try to take it with tweezers. If not, you Read More …