Baby cerebral hypoxia, or neonatal hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy, is mostly seen in full-term infants and can be caused by maternal factors, placental abnormalities, fetal factors, and umbilical cord blood blockage. This disease not only seriously threatens the life of newborns, but also is one of the most common causes of post-neonatal disability, so it is important to detect and actively treat the disease in time. Early identification of cerebral hypoxia in babies If a child with cerebral hypoxia has a history of intrauterine distress, birth asphyxia, persistent crying, refusal of milk, respiratory distress, convulsions, impaired consciousness, etc., it can be initially identified as having cerebral hypoxia. At this time, parents need to take the child to the hospital for the following examinations to confirm the diagnosis: 1.imaging examination: such as cranial ultrasound, MRI, CT and other examinations can clarify the scope and nature of the lesion and assist in clinical diagnosis; 2.Electroencephalography: can understand the situation of brain dysfunction and assist in the early diagnosis and prognosis of cerebral hypoxia; 3.other examinations: the early stage of severe cerebral hypoxia can be accompanied by The increase of muscle enzyme can be clarified by this examination. Once the baby is found to have cerebral hypoxia, it is recommended to actively hospitalize and carry out rescue treatment under the guidance of doctors. The treatment measures are as follows: 1, general treatment: including correction of hypoxemia, hypercapnia, metabolic acidosis, appropriate restriction of fluid intake to maintain the stability of the internal environment; 2, drug therapy: appropriate application of sodium phenobarbital to control convulsions; application of hormones and other drugs to control intracranial pressure; discretionary neurotrophic drugs to promote the recovery of neurological function. Third, the care of baby cerebral hypoxia Baby cerebral hypoxia should not only be actively treated, but also should pay attention to nursing to promote the recovery of the child’s condition. The nursing measures are as follows: 1. keep the indoor environment quiet and comfortable; 2. pay attention to keep warm and avoid getting cold; 3. feed carefully and pay attention to exhaust; 4. clean the skin and prevent infection.