Requests a report from the client if the aquathermia pad becomes too hot. If the aquathermia pad gets too hot, the nurse should tell the patient to report it before checking the patient's feet 30 minutes later.
To make sure there are no signs of problems, the nurse should check the client's feet 15 to 20 minutes after putting on the aquathermia pad. demonstrates to the customer how to modify, which causes discomfort and poor blood flow. Unreliable temperature reading. The client shouldn't be shown how to change the temperature by the nurse. Adjusting the temperature helps make sure that the client's call light is accessible. The nurse should make sure the client has access to a cal light as part of the fundamental safety instructions.
If the client's skin turns red, a temperature reduction of 2.8 C (5 F) is inaccurate. If the client's skin redness increases, the nurse should keep an eye on them and stop using the aquathermia pad if necessary. The provider should hear about the firing via the nurse.
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