Nursing Intervention & Prevention

Nursing Intervention:

Intervention:

• ·        Impaired nutritional needs related to anorexia

Expected result:

• ·        Nutritional  needs are met
• ·        Patients are able to eat in accordance with given portion

Intervention:

• ·        Review complaints of nausea and vomiting
• ·        Give foods a little but often
• ·        Assess how to eat  that served
• ·        Give a warm meal
• ·        Measure the patient’s body weight per day
• ·        Increased body temperature (hyperthermia) related to increased metabolic diseases

Expected result:

• ·        Temperature within normal limits, free from cold
• ·        Do not experience complications related

Intervention:

• ·        Give your bathroom a warm compress, avoid alcohol use
• ·        Instruct patient to drink plenty
• ·        Collaboration in the provision of antipyretic
• ·        Disruption of daily activities related to physical weakness

Expected result:

• ·        Activities of daily needs are met
• ·        Patients capable of self-care

Intervention:

• ·        Assess the patient’s complaint
• ·        Assess the things that can and cannot be patient
• ·        Help the patient to meet their activity
• ·        Help the patient to self-care
• ·        Put  things in place, easily accessible

Prevention:

• The risk of acquiring leptospirosis can be greatly reduced by not swimming or wading in water that might be contaminated with animal urine, or eliminating contact with potentially infected animals.
• Protective clothing or footwear should be worn by those exposed to contaminated water or soil because of their job or recreational activities.

Here's a video from www.kapwako.org about Leptospirosis, to let us know more about this deadly disease.