2023-08-14 14:17:36
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What do I need to pay attention to when atomizing?
Attention during atomization: In the choice of position, due to the low lung capacity and tidal volume in the lying position, it is easy to appear irritability, shortness of breath and other phenomena when inhaling, so infants and young children when atomizing inhalation, choose a semi-sitting position or sitting position is appropriate, older children teach them to learn deep and slow breathing to increase chest range of motion and improve lung capacity. In terms of the time of atomization, the time of each atomization should be 5-15 minutes, and the interval time depends on the condition. In the choice of nebulizer, children of different ages can choose different oxygen nebulizers, generally older children are more cooperative, can choose oral infusion, and for younger children, you need to choose a mask.
Since the drug may cause local irritation during the atomization process, when it is found that the child has frequent cough, shortness of breath and other symptoms during the atomization process, inhalation should be immediately suspended for observation, and after remission, it is assessed whether it is suitable to continue atomization therapy. In addition, if the child cries during atomization, it will also affect the inhalation and affect the treatment effect, for such children, you can choose to give atomization inhalation therapy after sleep. It should also be noted that the atomized aerosol should not be directed at the eyes to avoid irritation to the eyes.
After atomization, the sputum is diluted, through the action of external forces such as back patting, the sputum adhering to the trachea and bronchial wall can fall off and is conducive to the discharge of sputum, so after the atomization is over, parents can pat the child on the back, five fingers together into a hollow shape when patting the back, from top to bottom, from outside to inside rhythmically patting gently, at the same time, after atomization, pay attention to gargling and wiping the outside of the mouth and nose with water to reduce the side effects of residual drugs.
