Providing cool, moist air for the child to breathe nurse should include action in the child's plan of care.
The majority of kids with minor croup symptoms may be successfully treated by their parents at home. Helping to reduce symptoms are cool mist from a humidifier and/or sitting with the kid in a bathroom (not in the shower) filled with steam produced by hot water running from the shower. During the mist therapy, a grownup caregiver should remain with the kid. The kid's fear can be reduced and sobbing, which exacerbates stridor, can be reduced by including the youngster in a relaxing activity, such reading a beloved book. There are also the following recommendations for moderate croup at home:
Use an antipyretic, such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen, to treat fever.
Promote oral consumption.
Warm, clear liquids can be used to treat coughing in order to help the oropharynx's mucus relax.
Another option for easing throat discomfort is to provide frozen juice popsicles.
Smoking should not be done inside as it might make a child's cough worse.
Continue to raise the child's head.
A car seat can accommodate a baby.
An additional pillow may be used to raise a kid in bed.
Infants under the age of 12 months should not utilize pillows.
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