Here are examples of nursing diagnosis and interventions Hyperthermia, in patients with Typoid Fever:
Nursing Diagnosis for Typoid Fever: Hyperthermia related to the infection process
Nursing Intervention:
1) Monitor the body temperature at least every 2 hours.
Rationale: Knowing the temperature changes, the temperature of 38.9 to 41.1 C showed the inflammatory process.
2) Describe efforts to address hyperthermia and assist clients / families in carrying out these efforts, such as giving a cold compress on the frontal region, groin and axilla, blanket the patient to prevent the loss of body warmth, increase your fluid intake by drinking more.
Rationale: Helps reduce fever.
3) Observation vital signs (blood pressure, temperature, pulse and respiration) every 2-3 hours.
Rationale: Vital signs can give you a general state of the client.
4) Monitor decreased level of consciousness.
Rationale: Determine interventions to prevent further complications.
6) Encourage families to limit the activities of the client.
Rationale: In order to speed up the healing process.
5) Collaboration with other medical teams to antipyretic medication and antibiotics.
Rationale: Drug antiperitik to reduce the heat and antibiotics treat infections salmonella typhi bacilli
Nursing Diagnosis for Typoid Fever: Hyperthermia related to the infection process
Nursing Intervention:
1) Monitor the body temperature at least every 2 hours.
Rationale: Knowing the temperature changes, the temperature of 38.9 to 41.1 C showed the inflammatory process.
2) Describe efforts to address hyperthermia and assist clients / families in carrying out these efforts, such as giving a cold compress on the frontal region, groin and axilla, blanket the patient to prevent the loss of body warmth, increase your fluid intake by drinking more.
Rationale: Helps reduce fever.
3) Observation vital signs (blood pressure, temperature, pulse and respiration) every 2-3 hours.
Rationale: Vital signs can give you a general state of the client.
4) Monitor decreased level of consciousness.
Rationale: Determine interventions to prevent further complications.
6) Encourage families to limit the activities of the client.
Rationale: In order to speed up the healing process.
5) Collaboration with other medical teams to antipyretic medication and antibiotics.
Rationale: Drug antiperitik to reduce the heat and antibiotics treat infections salmonella typhi bacilli
