aapply warm blanketsbtake the temperaturecmonitor the patient
How hot is it inside? A small fan pointing out in the window.it will push hot air out85 is nothing in Texas.almost sounds like November.I hardly ever leave the house.100 degree days are common.if you have extra towels put them around the windows and door to deaden the soundCleaning might get rid of bugs and spiders.or at least slow them down.$10 will buy Raid bug powder that shouldn't bother you with no insulation.try a little not a lot.
Is this a test? (I have no medical expertise!) Common sense would say option 2 firstIf the patient is shivering, he/she might be running a feverRegardless of the outcome of taking the temperature, if the patient feels cold, the nurse should give the patient a warm blanketThe nurse should continue to monitor the patient until the patient is comfortableHospitals keep the temp in the recovery rooms and ICU on the cool sideThe folks in those areas often feel coldPost-op, there is always the danger of infection - hence taking the temp if the patient feels cold.
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