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* Signs and symptoms of sickle cell anemia.
* Joint pain.
* Weakness.
* Fever.
* Dizziness.
* Hematuria.
* Dyspnea.
* Leg ulcers.
* Liver congestion.
* Arthritis.
* Jaundice.
* Nursing measures.
* Administer analgesics as per physicians order to reduce pain.
* Assist the patient to elevate swollen joints to improve venous return
and reduce swelling in the joints.
* Regular monitoring of vital signs and renal function.
* Follow aseptic technique when contact with the patient to prevent infections.
* Monitor for signs of infection and dehydration.
* Encourage intake of fluids to prevent dehydration.
* Administer antibiotics as per physicians order if infection is present.
* Teach the family members of the patient to create a stress free environment.
* Provide a warm bath for the patient to reduce pain.
* Teach breathing exercises to maintain normal breathing pattern.
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