Question

i need a care plan on

Risk for infection related to elevated temperature

as evidenced by leukocytes

Answer 1

Nursing care plan

assessment	Diagnosis	Goal	Planning	Intervention	Rationale	Evaluation
subjective data: Fever, fatigue, discomfort. Objective data: Elevated temperature, warm, tenderness,	Risk for infection related to elevated temperature as evidenced by leukocytes	To minimize the risk of infection	Monitor the WBC count Assess immunization status. Monitor the vital signs Follow hygienic measures. Assess nutritional status. Assess the signs and symptoms of infection. Administer adequate fluids Avoid exposure to overcrowded areas.	WBC count was checked Patient immunization history was reviewed. Encouraged the patient to take protein and calorie-rich food. Vital signs are monitored every 4 hours. Followed hand washing technique. Assess the symptoms of elevated temperature, redness, and elevated WBC. Encourage to take more amount of fluids daily. Maintain isolation techniques to prevent transmission of infection.	Low level of WBC indicates a severe risk of infection. Incomplete immunization increases the risk of infection. Help to improve the immune system. Helps to detect the inflammatory response. Helps to prevent the spread of infection. Early identification helps to prevent complication. Increased intake of fluid dilutes the urine and reduces the risk of infection. Avoid contact with outside people reduces the transmission of pathogens.	The patient was free from infection as evidenced by the absence of fever.