1. This nursing care plan outlines objectives and interventions for treating a patient with pneumonia.
2. Short term goals include lowering the patient's temperature from 38.4°C to 37°C or lower within 4 hours of nursing interventions through monitoring vital signs, providing tepid sponge baths, and loose clothing.
3. Long term goals are for the patient to be free from hyperthermia within 2-3 days of nursing interventions.
1. This nursing care plan outlines objectives and interventions for treating a patient with pneumonia.
2. Short term goals include lowering the patient's temperature from 38.4°C to 37°C or lower within 4 hours of nursing interventions through monitoring vital signs, providing tepid sponge baths, and loose clothing.
3. Long term goals are for the patient to be free from hyperthermia within 2-3 days of nursing interventions.
1. This nursing care plan outlines objectives and interventions for treating a patient with pneumonia.
2. Short term goals include lowering the patient's temperature from 38.4°C to 37°C or lower within 4 hours of nursing interventions through monitoring vital signs, providing tepid sponge baths, and loose clothing.
3. Long term goals are for the patient to be free from hyperthermia within 2-3 days of nursing interventions.
1. This nursing care plan outlines objectives and interventions for treating a patient with pneumonia.
2. Short term goals include lowering the patient's temperature from 38.4°C to 37°C or lower within 4 hours of nursing interventions through monitoring vital signs, providing tepid sponge baths, and loose clothing.
3. Long term goals are for the patient to be free from hyperthermia within 2-3 days of nursing interventions.
INTERVENTIONS Flushed Skin Short term: After 4° of 1. Establish Rapport 1. To gain trust and Short term: Skin Warm to Touch 2. Monitor VS q 4°. have a nurse NI, the pt’s temperature 3. Provide TSB as a patient relationship After 4° of NI, the pt’s Temperature Higher will drop from 38.4 °C to 37 measure. 2. To establish baseline temperature shall drop from than 37.6C °C 4. Instruct SO to data of the pt’s 38.4 °C to 37.4 or lower Rales provide with loose 3. To lower pt’s °C. Dehydration Long term: clothing. temperature Irritability 5. Assess skin 4. To release heat and Long term: After 2-3 days of NI, the temperature and to provide comfort patient will be free from color. 5. Warm, dry, flushed 6. Monitor WBC count. skin may indicate a After 2-3 days of NI, the hyperthermia. 7. Encourage fluid fever. patient shall be free from intake orally or 6. eucocytes indicate hyperthermia. intravenously as an inflammatory ordered. and infectious 8. Measure intake and process presence. output. 7. Replaces fluid lost by insensible loss and perspiration. 8. Determine fluid balance and need to increase fluid intake.