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    Cues Nursing Diagnosis Rationale Planning Nursing Intervention Rationale Evaluation

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    An elderly man presented with hypothermia. His temperature was 34.8 degrees Celsius. The nursing diagnosis was hypothermia related to age-related changes in thermoregulation. The planned nursing interventions were to monitor vital signs, wrap the patient in blankets, increase the room temperature, encourage fluid intake, and administer antibiotics as prescribed to treat the underlying condition. The goal of warming the patient to a temperature of 35.4-36 degrees Celsius was met.

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    Cues Nursing Diagnosis Rationale Planning Nursing Intervention Rationale Evaluation

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    An elderly man presented with hypothermia. His temperature was 34.8 degrees Celsius. The nursing diagnosis was hypothermia related to age-related changes in thermoregulation. The planned nursing interventions were to monitor vital signs, wrap the patient in blankets, increase the room temperature, encourage fluid intake, and administer antibiotics as prescribed to treat the underlying condition. The goal of warming the patient to a temperature of 35.4-36 degrees Celsius was met.

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    HYPOTHERMIA NURSING CARE PLAN

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    An elderly man presented with hypothermia. His temperature was 34.8 degrees Celsius. The nursing diagnosis was hypothermia related to age-related changes in thermoregulation. The planned nursing interventions were to monitor vital signs, wrap the patient in blankets, increase the room temperature, encourage fluid intake, and administer antibiotics as prescribed to treat the underlying condition. The goal of warming the patient to a temperature of 35.4-36 degrees Celsius was met.

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    Cues Nursing Diagnosis Rationale Planning Nursing Intervention Rationale Evaluation

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    An elderly man presented with hypothermia. His temperature was 34.8 degrees Celsius. The nursing diagnosis was hypothermia related to age-related changes in thermoregulation. The planned nursing interventions were to monitor vital signs, wrap the patient in blankets, increase the room temperature, encourage fluid intake, and administer antibiotics as prescribed to treat the underlying condition. The goal of warming the patient to a temperature of 35.4-36 degrees Celsius was met.

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    NURS

    Name: PEDRO DELA CRUZ


    Address: ING Age: 70 years old Date: October 25, 2020
    Clinical Diagnosis: Hypothermia

    Cues CARE
    Nursing
    Diagnosis
    Rationale Planning Nursing
    Intervention
    Rationale Evaluation

    Subjective:
    “ Nilalamig ako”
    as verbalized by
    PLAN
    Hypothermia
    related to age-
    related changes
    Older people
    are at risk for
    hypothermia
    After 1hr. of
    nursing
     Monitor the
    patients vital
    signs
     To assess the
    severity of
    hypothermia.
    Goal was met.
    The patient
    the patient in because their intervention, especially Use oral or temperature
    thermoregulatio body's the patient temperature tympanic increased to
    Objective: n response to will have a thermometer 36 C.
     Skin cold to cold can be body to get accurate
    touch diminished by temperature temperature.
     Pallor certain illnesses within
     Shivering such as normal  Wrapped the  To reduce loss
    noted diabetes and range as patient with of heat and
     T- 34.8 some manifested a blanket provide
    medicines, by an warmth
    including over- increased
    the-counter temperature  Increase the  To reverse
    cold from 34.8 C room mild
    remedies.  With to 35.4 C temperature hypothermia
    advancing age, and provide
    the body's warmth
    ability to
    endure long  Encourage  Dehydration
    periods of fluid intake can cause
    exposure to hypothermia
    cold is lowered.
     Administer  Treating
    antibiotics as underlying
    prescribed by condition will
    the physician help the
    patient
    temperature to
    return to
    normal range

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