Symptoms begin to appear within 7-14 days after infection, which are: body heat, sore throat, runny nose, cough, muscle pain, red eyes (conjuctivitis). And 2-4 days later, small white spots appear on the inside of the mouth. Rash (redness of skin) that feels a bit itchy appear 3-5 days after the onset of the above symptoms. This could take the form of macular rash (rash reddish flat) and papules (red rash that stands out). At first the rash appears on the face, which is in front of and below the ears and on the neck next to the side. Within 1-2 days, the rash spreads to the trunk, arms and legs, while a rash on the face began to fade. At the peak of the disease, the patient was very ill, and the rash extends his body temperature reached 40 ° Celsius. At 3-5 days later his temperature dropped, the patient begins to feel well and left immediately rash disappeared. Fever, lethargy, runny nose, cough and red eyes and inflammation for several days followed by a red blotchy rash that started on the face and spread to the body and there for 4 days to 7 days.
1. Impaired social interaction related to isolation from friends.
Expected results:
- Children demonstrate an understanding of the restrictions.
- Appropriate child activities and interact.
Intervention:
1. Explain the reason for the isolation and use of special vigilance.
Rational: to increase children's understanding of the discussion.
2. Let the children play the gloves and masks.
Rational: to facilitate positive coping.
3. Provide diversion activities.
Rational: the right to perform activities and interact.
4. Encourage parents to stay with their children during hospitalization.
Rational: to reduce separation and provide proximity.
5. Prepare children for changes perampilan friends physically.
Rationale: to encourage the acceptance of friends.
2. Risk for impaired skin integrity related to raking pruritus.
Expected results: the skin remains intact
Intervention:
1. Keep nails short and clean.
Rational: to minimize the trauma and secondary infection.
2. Wear gloves or elbow restrein.
Rational: to prevent scratching.
3. Give clothes are thin, loose, and not to irritate.
Rationale: because excessive heat can increase itching.
4. Close area of pain (long sleeves, long pants, underwear layer).
Rational: to prevent scratching.
5. Give lotion that softens (very little on the open lesions).
Rationale: because the open lesions to reduce drug absorption increased pruritus.
6. Avoid exposure to sunlight or heat.
Rationale: cause rashes.