The patient presents with hyperthermia evidenced by an elevated body temperature of 38°C, tachycardia, and other symptoms. Nursing interventions over the next 8 hours aim to lower the patient's temperature through tepid sponge baths, adequate fluid intake, and antipyretic medications. Long-term goals over the next 2 days include maintaining normal temperature and fluid balance as well as pain management. Close monitoring of vital signs and symptoms will evaluate the effectiveness of interventions.
The patient presents with hyperthermia evidenced by an elevated body temperature of 38°C, tachycardia, and other symptoms. Nursing interventions over the next 8 hours aim to lower the patient's temperature through tepid sponge baths, adequate fluid intake, and antipyretic medications. Long-term goals over the next 2 days include maintaining normal temperature and fluid balance as well as pain management. Close monitoring of vital signs and symptoms will evaluate the effectiveness of interventions.
The patient presents with hyperthermia evidenced by an elevated body temperature of 38°C, tachycardia, and other symptoms. Nursing interventions over the next 8 hours aim to lower the patient's temperature through tepid sponge baths, adequate fluid intake, and antipyretic medications. Long-term goals over the next 2 days include maintaining normal temperature and fluid balance as well as pain management. Close monitoring of vital signs and symptoms will evaluate the effectiveness of interventions.
Subjective: Hyperthermia Entry of pathogens Short Term: Independent: Short Term: “He’s been also as evidence by in the systemic After 8 hours of nursing Monitor vital signs. Notes progress & After 8 hours of having a high body circulation interventions, the changes of condition. nursing ↓ patient will be able to: interventions, the temperature” as temperature Regulations of Maintain body Encourage ample fluid If the patient is patient has been verbalized by the above the toxins in the body intake by mouth dehydrated or able to: temperature within patient. normal range ↓ normal range diaphoretic, fluid loss Maintain body Release of pyrogen Long Term: contributes to fever. temperature Objective: ↓ After 2 days of nursing within normal V.S.: Stimulation of the interventions, the Provide tepid sponge Enhances heat loss by range o PR: 130 hypothalamus patient will be able to: bath (TSB) evaporation & Long Term: ↓ The patient will conduction. After 2 days of bpm Increase alteration of maintain optimal nursing o RR: 27 thermoregulation fluid balance Assess fluid loss & Increases metabolic rate interventions, the cpm ↓ Reports no facilitate oral intake. & diaphoresis. patient has been o TEMP: Increase body elevation of able to: 38°C temperature temperature or Provide bed rest. Reduces body heat Reports no ↓ recurrence of pain production. elevation of Diarrhea hyperthermia temperature or vomiting Adjust and monitor Room temperature may recurrence of abdominal environmental factors be accustomed to near pain pain like room temperature normal body temperature The goal is met. watery, and bed linens as and blankets and linens indicated. may be adjusted as yellow- indicated to regulate colored stool temperature of the sunken eyes patient. dry lips irritable Raise the side rails at This is to ensure patient’s all times. safety even without the dry mucosal presence of seizure membrane activity. noted Dependent: Maintain IV fluids as Prevents dehydration Capillary ordered refill is 2 seconds Give antipyretic Antipyretic medications 11kg and 109 medications as lower body temperature cm in height prescribed. by blocking the synthesis (underweight, of prostaglandins that act in the hypothalamus. BMI - 9.3) Hands and feet are cold to touch. Tachycardia
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