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    The patient presented with a fever of 38.9 degrees Celsius and symptoms of hyperthermia. Based on the subjective and objective assessment findings, typhoid fever was diagnosed, which is caused by Salmonella typhi bacteria. Over the next 7 days, nursing interventions like monitoring vitals, sponge baths, and administering antipyretics and antibiotics as prescribed were implemented. These interventions helped reduce the patient's fever and free them from chills, reflecting an appropriate treatment response.

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    The patient presented with a fever of 38.9 degrees Celsius and symptoms of hyperthermia. Based on the subjective and objective assessment findings, typhoid fever was diagnosed, which is caused by Salmonella typhi bacteria. Over the next 7 days, nursing interventions like monitoring vitals, sponge baths, and administering antipyretics and antibiotics as prescribed were implemented. These interventions helped reduce the patient's fever and free them from chills, reflecting an appropriate treatment response.

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    The patient presented with a fever of 38.9 degrees Celsius and symptoms of hyperthermia. Based on the subjective and objective assessment findings, typhoid fever was diagnosed, which is caused by Salmonella typhi bacteria. Over the next 7 days, nursing interventions like monitoring vitals, sponge baths, and administering antipyretics and antibiotics as prescribed were implemented. These interventions helped reduce the patient's fever and free them from chills, reflecting an appropriate treatment response.

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    The patient presented with a fever of 38.9 degrees Celsius and symptoms of hyperthermia. Based on the subjective and objective assessment findings, typhoid fever was diagnosed, which is caused by Salmonella typhi bacteria. Over the next 7 days, nursing interventions like monitoring vitals, sponge baths, and administering antipyretics and antibiotics as prescribed were implemented. These interventions helped reduce the patient's fever and free them from chills, reflecting an appropriate treatment response.

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    ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS INFERENCE PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION

    Subjective: Hyperthermia Typhoid fever is After 7 days Independent: Fever pattern After 7 days
    “Mainit ang related to a bacterial of nursing · Monitor patient may aids in of nursing
    pakiramdam ko” increased disease, caused interventions temperature diagnosing intervention
    as verbalized by metabolic by Salmonella , the patient degree and underlying s, the
    patient. rate, illness. typhi. It is will patterns. disease. patient was
    Objective: transmitted demonstrate · Observe for · Chills often able to
    · Flushed skin, through the temperature shaking chills and precede during demonstrate
    warmed to ingestion of food within normal profuse high temperature
    touch. or drink range and diaphoresis. temperature within
    · Restlessness. contaminated by free from · Wash hands with and in presence normal
    · V/S taken as the feces or chills. anti-bacterial of generalized range and
    follows: urine of infected soap before and infection. free from
    T: 38.9 people. after each care of · Reduces cross chills.
    P: 80 Symptoms activity and contamination
    R: 21 usually develop encourage proper and prevents
    Bp: 100/80 1–3 weeks after hygiene. the spread of
    exposure, and · Provide tepid infection.
    may be mild or sponge baths and · May help
    severe. They avoid the use of reduce fever.
    include high ice water and Use of ice
    fever, malaise, alcohol. water and
    headache, · Monitor for signs alcohol may
    constipation or of deterioration of cause chills and
    diarrhea, condition or can elevate
    rosecolored failure to improve temperature.
    spots on with therapy. · May reflect
    the chest, and Collaborative: inappropriate
    enlarged spleen · Administer antibiotic
    and liver. antipyretics therapy. Used to
    Healthy carrier as reduce
    state may follow prescribed. fever by its
    acute illness. · Administer central action
    Typhoid fever antibiotics on the
    can be treated as hypothalamus.
    with antibiotics. prescribed · To control the
    However, spread of
    resistance to infection.
    common
    antimicrobials
    iswidespread.
    Healthy carriers
    should be
    excluded from
    handling food.

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