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(2) Check the patientâs temperature, blood pressure, and heart rate every 15 minutes. (3) Maintain a level of privacy. c. Procedure. (1) Observe patient for elevated temperature. Review physicianâs orders. (2) Explain the procedure to patient. (3) Prepare the equipment: (a) Bath basin. (b) Tepid water (37ÂºC; 98.6ÂºF) (c) Washcloth (4). (d) Bath thermometer. (e) Bath blanket. (f) Patient thermometer. (4) Provide privacy; wash hands. (5) Cover patient with blanket, remove gown, and close windows and doors. (6) Test the water temperature. Place washcloths in water and then apply wet cloths to each axilla and groin. (7) Gently sponge an extremity for about 5 minutes. If the patient is in tub, gently sponge water over his upper torso, chest, and back. (8) Continue sponge bath to other extremities, back, and buttocks for 3 to 5 minutes each. Determine temperature every 15 minutes. (9) Change water; reapply freshly moistened washcloths to axilla and groin as necessary.
Most water heaters don't have a thermostat control that is calibrated in such a way that you can just dial in 125 degrees. So to check your hot water temperature, you'll probably need to use a reliable thermometer to check at a faucet.Test the water temperature when the water heater is fully heated (e.g., not while it's reheating after you've taken a 20-minute shower).housands of people were being severely burned every year by exposure to water so hot that it could scald in seconds. For that reason, since the 1980s new water heaters installed in houses have had the hot water temperature set at 125 degrees or less.