1. The patient presented with flushed skin, increased respiratory rate of 26 breaths per minute, diaphoresis, and feeling warm to touch with a temperature of 38.6°C, indicating hyperthermia related to a bacterial infection.
2. The short-term plan was to monitor vital signs after 1 hour of intervention and lower the patient's temperature from 38.6°C to 37.5°C through independent interventions like tepid sponge baths and removing excess clothing and covers.
3. The long-term plan was for the patient's vital signs to return to the normal range within 4 hours of intervention, with a temperature of 36.5-37.5°C, pulse rate
1. The patient presented with flushed skin, increased respiratory rate of 26 breaths per minute, diaphoresis, and feeling warm to touch with a temperature of 38.6°C, indicating hyperthermia related to a bacterial infection.
2. The short-term plan was to monitor vital signs after 1 hour of intervention and lower the patient's temperature from 38.6°C to 37.5°C through independent interventions like tepid sponge baths and removing excess clothing and covers.
3. The long-term plan was for the patient's vital signs to return to the normal range within 4 hours of intervention, with a temperature of 36.5-37.5°C, pulse rate
1. The patient presented with flushed skin, increased respiratory rate of 26 breaths per minute, diaphoresis, and feeling warm to touch with a temperature of 38.6°C, indicating hyperthermia related to a bacterial infection.
2. The short-term plan was to monitor vital signs after 1 hour of intervention and lower the patient's temperature from 38.6°C to 37.5°C through independent interventions like tepid sponge baths and removing excess clothing and covers.
3. The long-term plan was for the patient's vital signs to return to the normal range within 4 hours of intervention, with a temperature of 36.5-37.5°C, pulse rate
Objectives: Hyperthermia Short term: Independent: 1. Vital signs After 1 hour of
-Flushed skin related to bacterial After 1 hour 1.Monitor vital provide intervention the -Increase infection as of signs more patient respiratory manifested by intervention accurate temperature rate flushed skin, the patient’s indication of decreased from -Diaphoresis increase temperature core 38.6c to 37.5c as -Warm to respiratory rate 0f will decrease evidenced by temperature touch 26cpm,diaphoresis, from 38.6c to decreased 2. TSB help Warm to touch 37.5c 2. Provide tepid diaphoresis and Vital signs: with a temperature sponge bath. Do decreased calm breathing BP-120/90 of 38.6c Long term: not use alcohol the body PR-72 After 4 hours temperature RR-26 of and alcohol After 4 hours of T-38.6 intervention cools the intervention the the patients skin too patients vital signs vital signs will rapidly, returned to return to causing normal range normal range shivering. with a Shivering temperature increases of 36.5-37.5, metabolic pulse rate of rate and 60-100bpm and body respiratory 3. Remove temperature rate of 12-20 excess clothing 3. These cycles per and covers decrease min. warmth and 4.promote well increase ventilated area evaporative to patient cooling 4. To promote clear flow of air in the patient’s area, and also one way 5. Advise the of promoting patient to heat loss. increase fluid 5. Increase intake fluid intake help prevent elevated temperature associated 6. Recheck the with vital signs dehydration 6. To ensure Interdependent: the Provide effectiveness antipyretic of medication as intervention indicated 7. This drugs will reduce the fever
Risk For Injury Nursing Care Plan Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Planning Nursing Interventions Rationale Evaluation Subjective Data: Short Term: Goal Met Short Term