International Journal of Clinical Research

Objective: To explore and analyze the clinical nursing methods of high fever caused by upper respiratory tract infection in children. Methods: 90 children with high fever caused by upper respiratory tract infection were selected as the observation objects in this study. All the children were from our hospital from January 2021 to January 2022. Children were randomly and evenly assigned by random number table, 45 cases were assigned to the control group and the other 45 cases were assigned to the experimental group. During the treatment, the control group was given routine nursing, while the experimental group was given emergency nursing of cooling. The indexes, fever reduction time, convulsion control time, hospitalization time, parents satisfaction with nursing services and adverse reactions of children with high fever caused by upper respiratory tract infection in two groups were compared. Results: After nursing, compared with the control group, the experimental group, which takes cooling first aid as the basic nursing mode, has faster fever reduction time, shorter hospitalization time, shorter convulsion disappearance time, and lower incidence of adverse reactions. Parents of children are more satisfied with the nursing service content of our hospital. All the above observation indexes have statistical differences between the two groups (P < 0.05). Conclusion: For children with high fever caused by upper respiratory tract infection, the nursing method based on cooling and first aid has obvious overall clinical effect, which is worthy of further application and popularization in clinic.

Cooling first aid; Upper respiratory tract infection; High fever; Antipyretic time; degree of satisfaction