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    Nursing Care Plan Ige (Cap)

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    The patient has hyperthermia with symptoms of difficulty breathing, restlessness, weakness, nasal flaring and flushed skin. The nursing care plan is to elevate the patient's head, provide airway adjuncts and suction as needed, and monitor for carbon dioxide narcosis. After 1-2 hours of nursing intervention, the goal is for the patient to demonstrate improved ventilation, adequate oxygenation and an absence of respiratory distress symptoms.

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    The patient has hyperthermia with symptoms of difficulty breathing, restlessness, weakness, nasal flaring and flushed skin. The nursing care plan is to elevate the patient's head, provide airway adjuncts and suction as needed, and monitor for carbon dioxide narcosis. After 1-2 hours of nursing intervention, the goal is for the patient to demonstrate improved ventilation, adequate oxygenation and an absence of respiratory distress symptoms.

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    The patient has hyperthermia with symptoms of difficulty breathing, restlessness, weakness, nasal flaring and flushed skin. The nursing care plan is to elevate the patient's head, provide airway adjuncts and suction as needed, and monitor for carbon dioxide narcosis. After 1-2 hours of nursing intervention, the goal is for the patient to demonstrate improved ventilation, adequate oxygenation and an absence of respiratory distress symptoms.

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    Nursing Care Plan Ige (Cap)

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    Algen Ubasa
    The patient has hyperthermia with symptoms of difficulty breathing, restlessness, weakness, nasal flaring and flushed skin. The nursing care plan is to elevate the patient's head, provide airway adjuncts and suction as needed, and monitor for carbon dioxide narcosis. After 1-2 hours of nursing intervention, the goal is for the patient to demonstrate improved ventilation, adequate oxygenation and an absence of respiratory distress symptoms.

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    NURSING CARE PLAN

    HYPERTHERMIA
    Assessment Diagnosis Planning Intervention Evaluation
    Objective: Problem: After 1-2 • Elevate head of After 1-2 hours
    • Restless • Impaired gas bed/position
    • Nasal flaring exchange
    hours of client
    of nursing
    • Weak in Etiology: nursing appropriately, intervention, the
    appearance • Community intervention, provide airway patient
    • Use of Acquired the patient will adjuncts and demonstrates
    accessory Pneumonia suction as
    muscle when S/S: demonstrate indicated to improve
    breathing • Difficulty of improved maintain airway. ventilation and
    • Flushed skin breathing ventilation and • Monitor for adequate
    • Warm to touch • Restless carbon dioxide
    • Crackles in • Weak in
    adequate narcosis (e.g.,
    oxygenation
    both lung fields appearance oxygenation change in level of and absence of
    • BP: • Nasal flaring and absence consciousness, symptoms of
    140/90mmHg • Use of of symptoms changes in O2 respiratory
    • Temp.: 39 ⁰C accessory and CO2 blood
    • PR: 100bpm muscle when of respiratory gas levels, distress.
    • RR: 35cpm breathing distress. flushing,
    Subjective: • Crackles in both decreased
    • Verbalization of lung fields respiratory rate,
    “Nahihirapan • RR of 35cpm headaches),
    akong • Verbalization of which may occur
    huminga”, “Nahihirapan in clients
    “Inuubo ako”, akong huminga”, receiving long-
    and “napakainit “Inuubo ako”, term oxygen
    ng pakiramdam and “napakainit therapy.
    ko” ng pakiramdam
    ko”

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