Requirements for volunteer supervision and management personnel stipulated in TB health management service standards: age above 18, junior high school education or above. After being trained by doctors, they can perform duties such as supervising and managing patients' medication, reminding and reviewing. Tuberculosis is a chronic infectious disease caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection. Tuberculosis may invade various organs of the human body, but it mainly invades the lungs and is called tuberculosis. Tuberculosis poses a very serious threat to human health.
Health education for tuberculosis patients has the following aspects:
1, life and health education. Tell patients to have a nutritious diet and eat lean meat, milk, eggs and other high-quality protein. Avoid spicy, irritating and indigestible food. Quit smoking and drinking, avoid staying up late, being tired, etc. Proper exercise enhances resistance. At this time, tuberculosis is an infectious disease. When taking oral anti-tuberculosis drugs for consolidation treatment, close contact with others should be avoided as far as possible. It is best to live in a single room, keep indoor ventilation and clean environment, and avoid spitting.
2. Therapeutic education. Attached patients must adhere to regular, combined, appropriate and full-course anti-tuberculosis treatment, and come to the hospital for regular review. Also pay attention to the efficacy and adverse reactions of drugs. Through the above health education and drug treatment, tuberculosis can be cured better.