1, rational nutrition: Nursing of children with cerebral palsy advocates breastfeeding, especially premature infants and infants younger than gestational age. If breast milk is insufficient, adopt reasonable mixed feeding or artificial feeding. Children should supplement various complementary foods, including vitamins and minerals, and protein. Food should be digestible and nutritious. Examples: milk, soybean milk, egg drop soup, lotus root starch, fruit juice, beef soup, etc.
2, psychological care: cerebral palsy has a long course of disease, slow effect, and the family members of children are prone to anxiety, sadness, and even want to give up treatment. Active and effective psychological counseling can enhance their confidence in treating diseases. Patiently explain that cerebral palsy can be recovered through appropriate physical therapy, rehabilitation therapy, drug therapy, surgical treatment and other measures.
3. Strengthen basic nursing: The nursing of children with cerebral palsy should keep the ward quiet and clean, regularly open the window for ventilation, regularly disinfect the air and ground, do thorough nursing in the morning, and patrol the ward regularly at night, especially after night, to prevent children from falling out of bed, scalding, self-injury and other accidents.
4. Health education: instruct family members to keep their children warm, and the clothes should be soft and comfortable. Tableware and milk utensils are boiled and disinfected regularly. Clean perineum after defecation, prevent eczema and take appropriate outdoor activities.
5. Health education: guide family members to prevent children from abnormal posture and teach children to practice actions that should be completed but not completed. For example: turning over, crawling, holding things by hand, standing on one knee, etc. Vaccinate regularly with various vaccines.
6. Guide the care of children with cerebral palsy: Children with cerebral palsy should choose granules when taking medicine. Tablets can be mashed and swallowed with sugar water. When taking medicine, pick up the child or raise his head slightly to prevent choking. For children who can take medicine by themselves, explain the function and purpose of taking medicine and encourage them to take medicine by themselves. Intravenous infusion adjusts the infusion speed according to age, illness and medicine.
The above contents are the nursing methods for children with cerebral palsy introduced by experts. Please pay attention to them. I hope the above content can help you. If you have any other questions about the care of children with cerebral palsy, please consult online experts, and they will give you detailed answers.