RETRACTED: Medical wireless sensor diagnosis and children's respiratory tract infection nursing intervention

Abstract

Children with respiratory tract infections are among the most common reasons for parents to consult a health care professional. Most reproductive tract infections are self-limiting diseases; the virus is in time and support management. However, because of the medical professionals, the children have a more severe impact, it is essential to determine any of the organs that may require medical intervention. Diagnosis is usually of history and, coughing, wheezing, or breath can be made from symptoms of fever or wheezing symptoms. Exclusion of the “red flag” symptoms is that medical professionals, using the suitable supplement fluid for the antipyretic drugs and symptomatic management, can feel at ease. While others know with limited nursing sick children, who have received training in pediatrics (for example, advanced nurse practitioner), the nurse's role in the outpatient expanded. Many of the children have received medical personnel other than doctors. Trends in medical research of current WSN is, as some examples, high communication of the patient's reliability, it relies on the mobility of the excellent patient, and the focus on energy-saving routing. However, a new technology that has not a safe deployment in medical applications, the patient's privacy will be vulnerable. Also, individual physiological data is susceptible. Therefore, if the patient has an embarrassing disease, safety, particularly in a patient's privacy, it is the most critical medical application requirement. Some children, such as hospitalization for respiratory assistance, intravenous administration, or body fluids of antibiotics, need treatment. So as not to give treatment with antibiotics to consciousness, “non-prescription” nursing profession of progress, carefully especially in light of the problems that may arise from the abuse of antibiotics and treatment, consider. The nurse, not only to support the management and other medical intervention of drugs during his illness, not only to help children and families, has played an important role. In some instances, to reduce the risk of any further reproductive tract infection, education of parents, and children about avoidance and prevention, including vaccination and non-smoking, be addressed.