a simple ppt on management of fever for nursing student. these ppt are mostly require for the assignment in hospital for presentation. i hope its is useful for all.

1. HEALTH EDUCATION ON FEVER
MANAGEMENT
By chime Yangzom
1st year PBBSC

2. FEVER
FEVER, also known as pyrexia and febrile response having a temperature above the
normal range due to an increase in body temperature set point.
Fever is one of the most common medical signs.
The normal body temperature varies from 36.6 degree C - 37.2 degree C.

3. TYPES OF FEVER
1. INTERMITTENT FEVER:
When the body temperature comes to 37 degree Celsius and during night the body temperature increases which is
called a intermittent fever. This type of fever is classically seen during parasitic or bacterial infection infection. Malaria,
Septicemia and few other types are classic example.
2. Remittent Fever:
During the day body temperature is maintained and in the night the temperature differs more than one degree
Fahrenheit than normal. Ineffective endocarditis and few bacterial infection like Brucellosis is are few examples.
3. Sustained fever:
The temperature remain continuously elevated above 38 degree C and demonstrates little fluctuation.

4. 4. Relapsing fever: Period of fever are interspersed with periods of normal temperature.
5. Hectic fever : if the temperature range swings widely throughout the day, with a difference of
at least 1.4 degree C between the highest and lowest temperatures.

5. Causes of fever
An infection, such as strep throat, flu, chicken pox, or pneumonia
Over exposure of skin to sunlight or sunburn.
Colds
Ear infections
Viral throat infections
Dehydration
Respiratory infections.

6. Sign and symptoms
1. A stiffness neck and light is hurting their eye.
2. Vomiting and refusing to drink much.
3. A rash.
4. More sleepy than usual.
5. Problems with breathing.
6. Pain that doesn't get better with pain relief
medication.

7. Prevention of fever
Avoiding sources of infection and maintaining good hygiene practices are the best way to
prevent a fever.
Wash hand frequently.
Avoid contact with sick people
Avoid touching your nose, mouth or eyes
Carry hand sanitizer
Make sure immunizations are up to date,

8. Management
Drink plenty of fluids and ensure you get plenty of rest
Avoid using heavy blankets
Keep the room a comfortable temperature
Avoid taking bath or showers in cold water
Wear lightweight cloth.

9. Complication
Seizures
Dehydration
Sinus infection
Electrolyte disturbances
Cerebral edema

10. By chime