January 15, 2050

Patient presents with a temperature of 102°F, chills, and discomfort.

Fever related to infection (bacterial/viral).

- Administer antipyretic (acetaminophen 650mg PO).
- Encourage fluid intake (1L of water every 4 hours).
- Monitor temperature every 2 hours.

Patient’s temperature reduced to 99°F after 4 hours. Increased comfort and hydration.

January 16, 2050

Temperature remains elevated at 101.5°F, no improvement in symptoms.

Fever associated with post-surgical recovery.

- Apply cool compress to forehead every 30 minutes.
- Elevate head of bed to promote comfort.
- Monitor for signs of wound infection.

Temperature stabilized at 100°F, patient reports reduced discomfort.

January 17, 2050

Fever persists despite interventions, patient reports increasing fatigue.

Fever of Unknown Origin (FUO).

- Continue antipyretic therapy.
- Increase rest periods and reduce environmental stressors.
- Notify physician for further diagnostic workup.

Temperature slightly reduced to 100.5°F; awaiting test results.

January 18, 2050

After a full workup, bacterial infection identified.

Fever due to bacterial infection.

- Administer prescribed antibiotics (amoxicillin 500mg).
- Continue antipyretic treatment.
- Maintain oral fluid intake (2L per day).

Fever decreased to 99°F, patient feels less fatigued.

February 10, 2050

Patient has a fever of 101°F, recent history of trauma (fractured leg).

Fever related to traumatic injury and inflammatory response.

- Administer antipyretics (ibuprofen 400mg).
- Encourage deep breathing exercises to reduce anxiety and stress.
- Monitor pulse rate and oxygen levels.

Temperature reduced to 100.2°F, no increase in pain or swelling.

February 11, 2050

Temperature remains at 100°F with slight increase in swelling around injury site.

Fever due to inflammation.

- Apply cold compress to injury site for 20 minutes every 4 hours.
- Elevate injured limb to reduce swelling.
- Maintain hydration (1.5L per day).

Patient's temperature stable at 99.8°F, no increase in swelling.

July 15, 2050

Patient presents with fever (103°F), dry skin, and confusion after prolonged exposure to heat.

Fever due to heat exhaustion.

- Move patient to a cool environment.
- Administer oral fluids (electrolyte solution).
- Apply cool compress to neck and wrists.

Patient’s temperature decreased to 101°F, alertness improved.

July 16, 2050

Temperature remains at 101.2°F with mild dehydration signs.

Heat-related fever and dehydration.

- Administer IV fluids (0.9% saline).
- Continue cooling interventions (cool packs, hydration).
- Monitor vital signs every 30 minutes.

Temperature lowered to 99.5°F, hydration status improved.