Question: SCENARIO You Are Working In The Night Shift And Noticed The Following Temperature Readings Indoor Client's Chart: TIME TEMPERATURE 4:00 AM 97.4 F 8:00 AM 97.9 F 12:00 NOON 98.4 F 4:00 PM 99.6 F 8:00 PM 100.9 F 12:00 AM 101.2 F When You Assess Your Client Temperature At Midnight, It Is 101.2 F LINE CHART OF TEMPERATURE IN F

SCENARIO

You are working in the night shift and noticed the followingtemperature readings indoor client’s chart:

TIME	TEMPERATURE
4:00 AM	97.4 F
8:00 AM	97.9 F
12:00 NOON	98.4 F
4:00 PM	99.6 F
8:00 PM	100.9 F
12:00 AM	101.2 F

When you assess your client temperature at midnight, it is 101.2F

LINE CHART OF TEMPERATURE IN F

LINE CHART OF TEMPERATURE IN °F 102 101 100 99 Temperature [F] 98 97 96 95 4.00 am 8.00a.m 12.00 p.m 4.00 p.m 8.00 p.m 12.00

TASKS • What do you notice about the pattern of the temperature readings? • What is important in this scenario? • As a nursin

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LINE CHART OF TEMPERATURE IN °F 102 101 100 99 Temperature [F] 98 97 96 95 4.00 am 8.00a.m 12.00 p.m 4.00 p.m 8.00 p.m 12.00 a.m Time (12 hours] TASKS • What do you notice about the pattern of the temperature readings? • What is important in this scenario? • As a nursing student, what should you do?

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