If The Child Is Sick

Complaints about animal bites are common at Children's Clinical Hospital. Dogs, both street and domestic, take first place among such injuries. Children are also attacked by squirrels, cats, hedgehogs, rats and even horses. Over the past few years, the number of bite-related visits to trauma centers has increased. 00:05 - Symptoms 00:30 - Possible causes 01:01 - First warning 01:40 - Degree of danger 02:42 - Second warning 03:14 - Watch out 04:26 - Dangerous 04:36 - Urgent! 04:59 - Third warning 05:09 - Parental actions 08:05 - What to do first??? 08:35 - Doctor's actions 08:46 - Fourth warning 09:20 - Rabies 10:04 - Tetanus

Wasps, bees, mosquitoes, hornets, gnats, gadflies - in the countryside, and sometimes in the city itself, encounters with them are inevitable. Of course, it is possible and necessary to take safety measures: to install mosquito nets on the windows, to treat the open areas of the body with special creams or sprays, but sometimes insect bites still happen. Their consequences range from minor redness and itching to serious swelling and breathing problems. People who are hypersensitive to the substance that insects inject in their bites should be especially careful. The consequences of the bite for an allergic person or a small child can be more than unpleasant and very dangerous. You should always be prepared and know how to act quickly and correctly, especially in a life-threatening situation. 00:04 - Symptoms of bites 00:24 - Lice 00:56 - Fleas 01:05 - Tick bites 01:37 - Bees, hornets wasps, and solanopsis ants 02:12 - First Note 02:37 - Possible Causes 03:01 - Second note 03:15 - Degree of danger 03:30 - Stings of the hornet, wasp, bee, and solanopsis ant 04:06 - Special notes on bee stings 05:53 - Parental actions 08:11 - Doctor's actions

Parents of most children who suffer from headaches rarely go to the doctor. Unfortunately, the problem is not taken seriously. And often mistaken for manipulation: for example, as an excuse not to go to school. In this video, you'll learn the common causes of childhood headaches. 00:03 - Headaches and symptoms 00:40 - Possible causes 02:12 - Degree of danger 03:18 - DANGER 03:33 - Parental Action 03:55 - Physician Action

Abdominal pain in a child is a pathology faced by all parents. The cause of the pain can be a wide range of diseases and pathological conditions, such as: overeating, flatulence, constipation, intolerance of certain foods, intestinal infections, food poisoning, urinary tract infections, appendicitis, intestinal intussusception and many others. In this article, we will share the most common pains in babies and teens. 00:07 - Tummy pains and symptoms 01:08 - Signs for parents 02:19 - Possible Causes 02:33 - One-time pain 03:28 - Infants up to 6 months old 03:52 - Newborns 04:03 - Children over 6 months of age 04:31 - Older kids 05:14 - Preschool children 06:06 - Schoolchildren 06:34 - Appendicitis 07:29 - Painful menstruation 07:50 - Returning abdominal pain 09:40 - The degree of danger 10:19 - Dangerous 10:38 - Urgently 11:10 - Parental Action 12:25 - Physician Action

Rubella in a child is usually a non-hazardous epidemic viral disease. Unvaccinated children get it most often. However, rubella is very dangerous for expectant mothers, especially if a woman becomes infected early in pregnancy. Then rubella can cause serious birth defects. 00:04 - Rubella and symptoms 00:47 - Possible causes of rubella 01:11 - Degree of danger 01:41 - Parental actions 03:05 - Doctor's actions

The problem of treatment of burn patients is still urgent. This is due to the high mortality rate of children after thermal trauma and high disability rate. 00:04 - Symptoms of burns 00:10 - First stage of a burn 00:38 - Second stage of burns 00:52 - Third stage of burns 01:05 - Posible causes 01:58 - Degree of danger 03:41 - What parents should do 08:12 - Action by doctor https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96hK5GCqqaw

Poisoning is a digestive disorder resulting from ingestion of foods contaminated with infections, organic toxins, chemicals, salts of heavy metals. The following doctors treat the disease: pediatrician, gastroenterologist, infectious disease doctor, toxicologist (depending on the severity of the condition and the cause of the pathological condition). 00:04 - Symptoms of poisoning 01:20 - Possible causes 02:20 - Degree of danger 03:38 - Parental actions 04:38 - Doctor's actions

Acute respiratory viral infection (ARI) is a large group of upper and middle respiratory tract pathologies that are triggered by pathogens (viruses). Scientists identify about 200 pathogens that can cause typical clinical signs. This makes it difficult to accurately verify the strain of the virus that caused the child's illness. 00:04 - Symptoms of a cold 01:21 - Possible causes of colds 03:18 - Degree of danger 04:14 - Children's pulse 05:13 - Parental actions 07:39 - Doctor's actions

Ear pain is one of the most common complaints in children, especially young and middle-aged children. This is due to the anatomic features of children, because at an early age the eustachian tubes are wide and rather short, which contributes to the easy entry of infection, inflammation and pain in the ears. 00:06 - Ear pain and symptoms 01:25 - Possible causes of tinnitus pain 01:51 - Swimmer's Ear 02:25 - Degree of danger 03:01 - DANGER 03:33 - Parental Action 04:05 - Warning 04:16 - Physician Action 05:50 - Note

The physiological significance of any pain is related to the protection of the organism from destruction, i.e. to the warning warning system of real or potential danger of damage. The pain signal ensures timely mobilization of the body's defenses. When it comes to children, their complaints of pain must be treated with special care, since children are not always able to accurately characterize its specificity and even its localization. 00:04 - Breast pain and symptoms 00:52 - Possible reasons 01:38 - Heavy exercise or work 01:58 - Traumas 02:10 - Infpammation breast tissue 02:22 - Malocclusion with sickle - shaped red blood cells 02:46 - Pulmonary infections pneumonia and bronchit 03:15 - Viral respiratory disease 03:47 - Degree of danger 04:34 - Dangerous 05:03 - Urgently 05:17 - Parental action 06:29 - Physician action