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therapeutic accurate identification of the infecting organism is the key to successful treatment antibiotics as per the sensitivity study in
nursing processnursing assessmenthealth history-past-valvular congenital or syphilitic cardiac diseasecardiac surgeryhabits-iv drug abuseassess the
rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart diseasesrheumatic fever is an inflammatory disease of the heart potentially involving all layers of the heart
pathphysiologystreptococcal upper respiratory infection leads to production of antibodies an abnormal immunological response to the upper
diagnosis history and physical examination johns criteria echocardiogram show valvular insufficiency chest x-ray
nursing managementthe overall goals are that patient with rh fever will resume daily activities without joint pain reduce the risk of residual
assessment1 assess the past and present history of illness sore throat rheumatic fever and treatment received previously 2 family history of
nursing interventionsprimary goals in acute rheumatic fever are control and eradication of the infecting organism prevent cardiac
preventive measureprimary preventionearly detection and treatment of group a b-hemolytic streptococcal pharyngitis penicillin is the commonly
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