The female friend is a doctor. She is ill and is getting an intravenous drip. She made a circle of friends. I want to comment. Please advise if you are humorous.

1, I heard the child crying for fear of injection, and my nose was full of tears. Do you want to cry?

2. Are you really experiencing 81 difficulties? Pain, pain, pain, pain, pain after the injection! Tears of pain welled up while sleeping.

You had an injection today, you are simply depressed! I sat outside the injection room, crying alone for a long time, and I had a needle in tears.

I'll take you to have a vaccination. As the date approached, my legs trembled and my heart panicked. You've never been so afraid of injections so many times.

The little nurse gave you an injection again today. You were scared when you saw it. The sweat on one hand still hurts to death.

Expand information and pay attention to intravenous allergic reactions.

If infusion is carried out at home, the first infusion or multiple infusions before should be carried out in the hospital, and infusion can be continued at home after no allergic reaction is observed. Of course, the accompanying personnel must have a strong sense of responsibility. If the family members find that the patient has unwell symptoms during infusion, they should stop infusion immediately. Please come to the hospital immediately if there is an emergency.

Replace liquid in time.

Don't wait until the liquid in the bottle is empty, but continue to replenish the liquid. When continuing to add liquid, the family should wash their hands, take off the aluminum cover of the bottle, dip a cotton swab in 2% iodine, and disinfect it spirally from the center of the bottle mouth. After drying, dip two cotton swabs in 75% alcohol and disinfect the bottle mouth twice (the method is the same as above). Then insert the needle connecting the infusion tube and the exhaust tube into the bottle stopper for continuous liquid addition.