What do pediatric nurses do?

As a pediatrician, first of all, please allow me to express my high respect to the sisters, aunts and uncles of all our pediatric nurses.

Indeed, pediatric patients are more difficult to communicate with than patients in other departments, and there are some treatments. Why? Because the baby is often disobedient, in this case, you need to communicate with him well, so that the baby can let you have a physical examination, or do other tests with needles.

Secondly, even if the baby is obedient, it may struggle. When struggling, he is definitely not as good as an adult. For example, he needs a needle for infusion or other treatment.

Moreover, because the baby comes to see a doctor, it is usually brought by parents or grandparents, so in this case, in fact, parents only see the baby's good or bad, and then the baby gets sick, and the children generally don't express their feelings, so in this case, parents are actually in a very anxious state, and in this state, they are under great pressure on clinicians and nurses.

Occasionally, I will see the news that because of the injection, I can't get in after two or three injections, and then my parents are very grumpy and have to beat the nurse. When this happens, it is sad to watch the news, because children's blood vessels are smaller than those of adults, and it is really difficult to inject. In addition, during the illness, when the child is sick, the amount of fluid that may be replenished is less, so the peripheral blood vessels will become thinner, which increases the difficulty of injection.

All in all, it should be said that all posts are not easy, but doctors and nurses in pediatrics are really not easy. One of them is to hope that everyone can understand each other and that more babies will grow up healthily.

Ha ha. It's quite difficult. I am a pediatrician. I see parents quarreling about injections every day. Sometimes two stitches are not enough. I'm going to hit someone, and so is drawing blood. The smoking parents shed tears.

As a pediatric emergency nurse, let me talk about my feelings; It was a little rebellious to know that I was assigned to pediatrics at first. Senior said 1, scalp puncture technology is excellent, 2, the doctor-patient relationship is difficult to handle. But with the courage of not being afraid of difficulties and daring to challenge, I resolutely decided to go to the pediatric emergency department. I never regret my original choice!

I spent the eighth year in emergency pediatrics, which made me feel a lot; First of all, I think being a pediatric nurse should be patient. The pediatric emergency department in our hospital faces children under 14 years old, and most of them are infants (about 0-3 years old) who can't express their emotions. Secondly, we should love and care for our children like our brothers and sisters. Furthermore, we should be considerate and consider from the standpoint of our parents. For example, if the puncture is unsuccessful, it is necessary to explain the situation to parents in time and gain understanding. In addition, basic operations such as scalp acupuncture and venous blood collection should be skilled and constantly strengthened, and efforts should be made to explore. At ordinary times, we should also grasp the new technology and knowledge of pediatrics in time, and give publicity and guidance in order to better serve children and enhance the relationship between doctors and patients' families.

Of course, I also hope that while our medical staff strengthen their knowledge cultivation, we also hope that parents and friends will give us understanding and support, so that we can work together for the health of our children!

Because of professional reasons, I can't help but want to click in and look at this kind of question, and I want to answer it when I look at it!

We come straight to the point and answer you for sure-as long as we pay, there is no difference between good and bad!

First of all, pediatric nurses have high requirements for venipuncture.

Children's veins are thin and active due to physiological decisions, and even the smallest No.4 needle will fail to puncture. Generally, children under 5 years old usually use scalp puncture. Although the scalp blood vessels are thin, it is easy to fix the needle. Pediatric nurses are usually invited to help other departments with difficult puncture in clinic.

Secondly, pediatric nurses have rich comprehensive knowledge.

Adults can accurately express their discomfort, but children's expressive ability is limited, especially children under 2 years old can't say complete sentences. This requires pediatric nurses to make accurate judgments based on their own experience and medical knowledge.

Finally, pediatric nurses must have affinity.

I remember a pediatrician said that to be a qualified and excellent pediatric nurse, we must first be a qualified and friendly nursing aunt. It's true that you work in pediatrics and deal with children every day. You have to understand the reasons for the joys and sorrows of the little ones to help them recover.

Another most important problem is that most children nowadays are only children. Take venipuncture as an example. Although it pricked the blood vessels of children, it actually hurt the hearts of parents. No matter how powerful a nurse is, she can't guarantee "hitting the nail on the head", so it is very important to communicate with her family after the puncture fails!

If you like this job and naive children, go to work boldly! Heart for heart, as long as you really pay, the praise of your children's family is your glory!

Listen to this joke. In ancient times, there was a scholar who wanted to write an article, racking his brains and thinking hard, scratching his head and turning around. His wife saw that he didn't have a drop of ink for a long time, so she sarcastically said that it seems more difficult to watch you write an article than to have a baby!

The scholar sighed: It must be harder than you! You have a baby in your belly, but I didn't have it in my head when I wrote the article.

My brother invited me to answer this question, and I felt it was harder than having a baby! That scholar, you have a new bosom friend!

This is why interlacing is like a mountain. Without personal experience, without any actual experience, you can't get pertinent and solid opinions, and you can't attract readers' attention. Insiders can see through your gestures at a glance. It's just that you've never eaten pork or seen a pig run? What's more, everything has something in common, all the same. So there are still articles to do on this issue.

What do you want to ask the pediatric nurse? The simple answer is that nothing is easy in the world! Say yes, you will relax your vigilance and rush in; If you say it is difficult, you may shrink back! Is it hard? This is a fact that you need to experience.

I was unprepared at all and went in enthusiastically. When practical problems arise, you may be frustrated by poor preparation and your enthusiasm may be doused. But if you completely listen to the introduction of the experiencer, they will tell you the deepest impression according to their own memories, how complicated the work is, how unruly the family members are, and your heart is occupied by negative images, and you will lose your rational judgment. But in fact, when you really enter that industry, you will find that there is nothing more than that: there are joys and sorrows, and there are pains and joys.

Because difficulties or ease are psychological feelings, and psychological feelings reflect the reality somewhat distorted, so a rational person will not attach too much importance to feelings. People who are manipulated by emotions are either easily injured or can't do anything. Therefore, you should have a little courage in life, because there is no retreat in the world. Just before you step in, you should make full preparations and then step into the future with great strides.

Pediatric nurses are hard to do. In fact, it is not only the pediatric nurses who are not good, but also the nurses in other departments! At present, most families only have one child, and the second child policy is also open, but the second child has increased relatively. But six people are surrounded by two children, and the degree of doting can be imagined. The child is ill, and he can't wait to suffer for him! Children are anxious when they are sick, and there are many small patients in hospitals. The parents behind can't wait for the doctor to look at the onset time carefully, and they can't wait to make the doctor angry, but they are scattered on the nurses! What do you think pediatric nurses can do?

There is a popular saying in the hospital that doctors talk and nurses break their legs! Nurse's job is really tiring. I don't know how many roads I walked, how many bottles I changed and how many medicines I added at the end of the day! ! The sadness can only be experienced by those who have done it!

I am a newborn nurse. Please share my feelings.

In fact, it is not that pediatric nurses work well, but that pediatric nurses earn more. Compared with the adult department, I personally feel that the pressure on pediatric medical staff is greater. Because we are an unattended ward, as long as the baby is admitted to the hospital, we are responsible for all the life and treatment of the baby, including feeding and changing diapers. This requires us to be more careful. It is necessary to ensure that the baby's physiological needs are met and the baby's treatment is guaranteed. Especially the night shift in pediatrics, which lasts for twelve hours, we need a high degree of concentration. I feel one-track-minded when I go to work. Last year alone, several doctors and nurses fainted during the night shift.

Because the blood vessels of newborns are thin and children are easy to move, the puncture technique of pediatric nurses is required. There is a saying in our hospital: "Pediatric nurses never have to worry about puncture technology." But behind the puncture technology, only you understand: how much sweat and time it takes.

The doctor-patient relationship in pediatrics is also more tense. The problem we often encounter is that the father of the same patient consulted the doctor about his illness, and later his mother came to consult him about his illness. Her mother said that she was afraid that her father would not convey clearly. Another hour later, my grandparents came to consult me about my illness ... We can understand the anxiety of parents. But often our pediatric medical staff have no time to have lunch because of many patients and serious illness. I hope that through our mutual understanding, we can create a better pediatric environment.

Actually, it's still not easy to do. I often take my children for injections. The average nurse may not be very good at it. Repeatedly screaming, she can't get it right. The baby couldn't cry, and the nurse became more and more flustered. I called several times, but I had no choice but to change to an old nurse.

In short, it is not easy for a nurse who has worked for several years. Children suffer, nurses panic, and parents are more angry. Some people will resist.

Pediatrics is divided into pediatrics and neonatology.

Pediatric medicine is to treat children from 28 days after birth to 14 years old, and neonatology is to treat babies within 28 days after birth, including those premature babies (gestational age less than 37 weeks). Generally 2 1 22 weeks a week, unless the family members insist on treatment, they will go to the family planning department to solve it. Although the chances of saving them are very small, they will have to bear all kinds of complications and birth defects caused by immature organs in the future.

The pressure on pediatric internal medicine nurses mainly comes from the parents of children. If older children need injections, it is difficult to control them. It is also possible that there will be a pair of family members watching you next to the nurse. This invisible pressure. Especially for 2.3-year-old children, their hands and feet are fat and they can't see blood vessels.

Neonatal department is an intensive care unit, without family members, which needs the patience and care of nurses. Every few hours, it is feeding and changing diapers, receiving rehydration, nursing and other operations. Anyway, if you can't stop for 8.9 hours, just stare at the baby, whether the ECG monitoring is normal, whether the infusion pump is running, whether the indwelling needle is swollen, whether the ventilator is condensed and whether the waveform is normal. If the baby cries, you have to coax it and hug it. These all need to be observed by nurses. Anyway, the medical treatment in neonatology department is cautious and patient. Some people say that such a small child can't see blood vessels, how can he get a needle? In fact, babies who just go out can still see blood vessels as long as they keep warm. If he really can't see them, he can touch them according to the anatomical position. Anyway, it's interlaced like a mountain. You won't know until you really go to that place. Oh, it's so easy!