Body Temperature Assessment in Nursing
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What is the primary purpose of assessing a patient's body temperature?

  • To gather information for insurance purposes.
  • To ensure the patient experiences discomfort.
  • To identify deviations that can be cured with nursing and collaborative interventions. (correct)
  • To establish rapport and trust with the patient.

    • During the implementation phase of assessing body temperature, what is an essential step to ensure accuracy?

  • Remove the patient's chart from the room.
  • Diminish room noise. (correct)
  • Position the patient in a sunny spot.
  • Explain the procedure to another nurse.

    • In the evaluation phase, what should the nurse do if the patient's temperature is out of the normal range or not responding to interventions?

  • Give medication immediately.
  • Alter the client's environment without consulting anyone.
  • Disregard the abnormal temperature reading.
  • Notify the main healthcare provider. (correct)

    • Why is it important to document the result of a patient's body temperature assessment?

    <p>To provide a record for future reference and continuity of care.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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