What is included in the Level 2 review of pediatric nursing

Primary Care:

1. Basis of condition: The patient is in critical condition, needs absolute bed rest, and cannot take care of himself, such as after surgery, shock, coma, high fever, massive bleeding, liver and kidney failure, etc.

2. Nursing content:

1) Closely observe the changes in the condition and the effect of the disease, and inspect it every hour.

2) Do seven to know, and assist patients to solve their life needs.

3) Pay attention to understanding psychological dynamics and do a good job in psychological care.

4) Strengthen basic nursing, and no nursing complications occur.

5) Do a good job of psychological guidance for family members, and do a good job of publicity, education, and guidance.

6) Make nursing records to be accurate, timely and true.

Secondary nursing: 1. Basis of condition: Those who are seriously ill but have stable conditions, but still need to be bedridden, such as elderly and frail, chronic diseases and discomfort with excessive activities.

2. Nursing content:

1) Bed rest, depending on the condition, you can move lightly at the bedside.

2) Inspect every 2-3 hours to observe the condition and the effect of the reaction after medication.

3) Provide necessary life and psychological assistance to meet the physical and mental needs of patients.

4) Do a good job of basic nursing to prevent complications.

In general, patients with the following conditions can be classified as secondary care:

1.Patients who require in-depth observation and monitoring, such as patients who are critically ill, have unstable vital signs, and require continuous monitoring.

2.Patients who need to be regularly implemented and monitored for the diagnosis and treatment of the disease, such as infusion, blood transfusion, blood pressure monitoring, temperature control, and endotracheal intubation.

3.Patients who are unable to take care of themselves in daily life, such as need assistance in turning over, patting the back, changing diapers, cleaning wounds, etc.

4.Patients with psychological and behavioral problems, such as cognitive impairment, self-injurious behavior, etc.

5.Patients who need to complete special medical tasks, such as hematoma removal, catheterization, etc.

In addition to the above, there are some patients who require secondary care, such as patients with advanced skills (such as patients with special medical equipment or equipment), patients who need **, etc. In conclusion, secondary care patients are in need of more rigorous and comprehensive care to ensure their safety and well-being, to alleviate their pain and worsening condition.

Patients with one or more of the following conditions may be considered secondary care

1.Diseases need to be more frequent**, and need to be monitored and cared for by the trouser residue care staff.

2.Under the doctor's ** and care, the condition is stable and controlled, but Ming Chunqi needs to maintain careful care to prevent accidents.

3.The person being cared for may have physical impairment, impaired consciousness, difficulties in daily living, etc., and need daily life care, such as helping with eating, assisting in activities, etc.