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The nurse writes the nursing diagnosis 'altered body temperature related to damaged temperature regulating mechanism' for a client with a head injury. Which would be the most appropriate goal?

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: The goal for altered body temperature is to maintain a normal range, such as less than 100°F (
B). Administering medication (
A) is an intervention, hypothermia blanket (
C) is specific, and basal fluctuation (
D) is vague.

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