Gu Qinglong, director of the Otolaryngology Department of the Capital Children's Research Institute, is going to perform a special operation on a three-year-old named Dragon. It is exactly "nose foreign body removal" surgery. Because there is a button battery in the child's small nose!
Three-year-old Dragon, stuffed the toy's button battery into his nose. So how did the button battery on this toy fall out? How can dragons get stuffed into the nose easily?
Long Long father said that the dragon's nose was very strange at the time. It's like the inside of the nose is septic. So quickly took the dragon to the Capital Institute of Pediatrics.
In order to avoid the effects of CT examination radiation on children's health, doctors first performed nasal exploration. Director Gu Qinglong said that the nasal cavity of the child could not be detected during the inspection and examination. It was the instrument that could not enter the nasal cavity of the child. The left nostril of the child had pus and blood flow. Finally through CT inspection, can be clearly seen from the X-ray film, in Dragon's small nose, this ring-shaped metal object is the button battery.
A button battery enters the boy's nose
From the X-ray film can be seen, the button battery position, stuck in Dragon's nose deeper position. It is also where children's little fingers can touch. Director Gu said: In fact, when Long Long came to the hospital, this coin cell battery had been in the dragon's nose for 72 hours.
Dragons play this toy, the location of the button battery should be on a small screw, then the three-year-old dragon is how to open the battery cover it?
Children's toy experts tell us that some toy battery compartments do have holes in the screws. When the toys are bought home, there are no screws. This requires parents to install the small screws and then play with the children. According to experts' speculations, the toy played by Dragons may be the case. So even if there are no small screws and a solid battery cover, the three-year-old child is said to be difficult to open. Experts then predicted another behavior in which the child could open the battery cover, which was the "drop test" of the toy. The experimenter performed a comparison of "dropping" experiments on two toys in the battery compartment with small screws and no small screws. This experiment imitates the actions of children when they play toys. Obviously, toy batteries without small screws were thrown out. And another toy, intact. Experiments have inferred that the three-year-old Dragon might have been due to the lack of screws on the battery cover of the toy, which caused the button battery to fall off after repeated beatings, resulting in a tragedy...
The child is fortunate enough to be discovered and removed in a timely manner. The child is unfortunately left with painful memories in the growing years. Need to further explain is that our children's parents, care for children, not only the satisfaction of material desires, but also need parents to understand more relevant knowledge. For example, when children under the age of three play electric toys, the child can only take out the battery in the toy, which means that the toy is not qualified. Remind parents and friends that when selecting electric toys for children, the location where the batteries are to be installed is a toy that requires screws. And parents should check if the screws are firmly installed. In addition, when children play with toys, anything can happen. Therefore, it is recommended that children under the age of 3 must have their parents to accompany them when playing with electric toys.
If the parents do not understand this knowledge, the toy around the child may be a killer that threatens the child’s invisibility even if it is a toy that is qualified for all indicators.
Here are some experts' suggestions for parents:
[Suggestions for Plush Toys] Some stuffed stuffed animals are unsterilized scraps and there are serious health risks. Plush toys are also easy to hide dust, may cause children's allergies, harmful to health, and the hair is not easy to clean. Eyes, hair balls, and other small ornaments on the toys are not strong enough to fall off, and there is a danger that baby may accidentally eat or put it into the nostrils to cause suffocation.
Plush toys
[Recommendation 2 Metal Toys] Toys made from materials such as thin sheet metal and alloys contain dangerous sharp edges and pose a risk of cuts. Some metal toys can cause certain parts to pull apart, and individual parts are exposed to form dangerous protrusions. When a child falls on a toy, there is a danger of stabbing.
Metal toys
[Recommendation 3 Electric Toy Vehicle] The gap between the wheel and the body of an electric toy vehicle poses a danger of pinching the child's finger. The electric stroller releases the foot switch and does not shut off the power and brakes. It is still able to travel and is prone to accidents. During the charging process, toys can still be started, and there are serious safety hazards of electric shock and electric shock.
Electric toy car
[Recommendation 4 Ejection Toys] These types of toys, such as air guns, bows and darts, contain small parts that may pose a risk of suffocation if injected into the mouth. The darts contain a sharp, accessible tip that is unprotected and may pose a risk of stabbing the child's skin. If these catapult toys do not play with care, they will injure the eyes and other parts of the body. Therefore, these toys should not be purchased for young children.
[Suggestion 5: Folding Toys] Folding and combination toy carts, remote-controlled toys, and other folding toys may pinch your child's fingers when folding, and be careful to play. Also, if the toy assembly asks for too much space, the child can easily play. Clamp your fingers in the air and pinch them.
[Suggested Six-mask Toys] Toys with closed heads do not provide sufficient ventilation area and may present a risk of suffocation. The hair on mask toys is extremely flammable and the child may be at risk of burns on the head and face.
[Suggested seven drag toys] dragging toys have long ropes, if you do not pay attention to the child may trip, or even around the neck, causing the possibility of suffocation.
[Recommendation 8: Children's Bicycles] The safety standards for children's bicycles require that the chain cover completely cover the outer surfaces and edges of the chains, sprockets, and flywheels, and the inner surfaces of the sprocket and the chain and sprocket teeth. Unqualified baby carriages only cover the outside of the sprocket. The inside and other parts of the sprocket are not covered and there is a hidden danger of pinching the child's fingers.
ã€Recommendation 9 Plastic Toys】 Are the toys rough, smelly, and securely spliced?
Finally, once again, parents of children of different ages must purchase toys suitable for their age.
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