Intervention
I change nuttrisi less than body requirements d / d anorexic
Intervention:
- Assess the child's diet
- Provide adequate food
- Weigh the child's weight
- Give the child's favorite food
- Give the food was varied and often
Rational:
- Mengetahuai intake and output child
- To meet the input so that the output and intake balanced
- Knowing the child's development
- Adding input and stimulate children to eat more
- Menambanh stimuli child to eat
II Hipertermi b / dproses infection
Intervention
- Monitor body temperature
- Avoid chills
- Compress a warm bath with a duration of 20-30 minutes
Rational
- To prevent excessive body chills
- Reduce evaporation of body
- Can help reduce fever
III Pain b / d prose infections attack the caravan nerve
Intervention
Intervention
- Perform non-pharmacological strategies to help children cope with pain
- Involve parents in choosing a strategy
- Teach your child to use a special non-pharmacological strategies before the pain
- Ask parents to help children by using strategies for pain
- Give analgesics as indicated
Rational
- Techniques such as relaxation and distraction can make the pain more tolerable and
- Because parents are more aware of child
- This approach seems most effective in mild pain
- This exercise may be needed to help the child focus on the actions necessary
- Reduce pain
IV Anxiety in children and family b / d of disease conditions
Intervention
- Assess the level of reality of the danger to the child and family anxiety levels
- Provide accurate information as needed if requested by the family
- Avoid false hopes eg questions like "everything goes smoothly"
Rational
- Response varies depending on family cultural patterns are studied
- Information that cause anxiety can be given in the amount that can be restricted after an extended period
- False hopes will be diintervensikan as a lack of understanding or honesty.
