How does newborn wet lung do?

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Neonatal wet lung is because when the child is born, there is a large amount of liquid in the alveoli that has not yet been absorbed or transported away, and then accumulates to affect breathing. Many parents have little knowledge of their specific symptoms and nursing, so occasionally they will be in a hurry. How does newborn wet lung do? Let's talk about it

How does newborn wet lung do?

Antibiotics: infants who are sick for more than two days can use this medicine to prevent secondary infection. Dexamethasone: intravenous drip can relieve pulmonary edema. Furosemide: 1mg / kg should be used when there are more dampness rales in both lungs, and heart failure should be taken care of at the same time.

5% sodium bicarbonate: 2 to 3 ml / kg each time. When there are symptoms of metabolic acidosis, intravenous drip, or diluted slowly injected into the body, according to the symptoms of repeated use, to treat acidosis.

When the baby has shortness of breath and cyanosis, intermittent oxygen should be given to the baby. Continuous positive pressure breathing is not recommended to prevent aggravation of emphysema. Infants who do not have the ability to feed can use 10% glucose solution, intravenous drip 60 to 80 ml / kg · D.

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The humidity is maintained at about 55% and the temperature is controlled at 24-26 ℃. When the baby is premature or the body temperature does not rise, the medical staff will put it on the far-infrared radiation warm platform, or put it in the incubator to make the body temperature reach 36.5 ℃.