保暖措施對等候手術病人體溫改善成效

Background:Patient hypothermia is a critical nursing problem in the preoperative room. Applying an appropriate temperature control strategy prior to surgery helps patients maintain body temperature and physical comfort.Purpose:This project assessed the temperature effects of a coat warming strategy...

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Published in護理雜誌 Vol. 58; no. 6; pp. 65 - 72
Main Authors 鄭如玉(Ru-Yu Cheng), 林雅慧(Ya-Hui Lin), 闕可欣(Ke-Hsin Chueh)
Format Journal Article
LanguageChinese
Published 台灣 台灣護理學會 01.12.2011
社團法人臺灣護理學會
Subjects
auricular temperature
cold
Dali lithosporic
MEDLINE
Scopus
skin color at distal end of extremities
TSCI
warming
保暖
冷
大理石斑
末梢肢體顏色
耳溫
Warming
Skin Color at Distal end of Extremities
保暖
大理石斑
Cold
Dali Lithosporic
冷
耳溫
Auricular Temperature
末梢肢體顏色
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Summary:Background:Patient hypothermia is a critical nursing problem in the preoperative room. Applying an appropriate temperature control strategy prior to surgery helps patients maintain body temperature and physical comfort.Purpose:This project assessed the temperature effects of a coat warming strategy on preoperative patients.Methods:This quasi-experimental study invited 60 participants who were divided into two groups, namely an experimental group (n = 30) that used a coat temperature control strategy and a control group (n = 30) that used a routine strategy. We analyzed changes in patient-perceived temperature, auricular temperature, skin color at the distal end of extremities, and Dali lithosporic at the upper arm. Measurements were taken once at pretest and at 5 and 10 minutes after intervention.Results:Compared with the control group, experimental group patients reported feeling significantly less cold (p ＜ .001, 5 minutes after intervention; p = .001) and had lower Dali lithosporic (p ＜ .001, 5 minutes aft
ISSN:0047-262X
DOI:10.6224/JN.58.6.64