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ACCURACY OF INDIRECT BODY TEMPERATURE MEASURMENT AFTER INDUCED IN HYPOTHERMIA IN OPEN HEART SURGERY PATIENTS.

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  7-15

Abstract

 Introduction: Hypothermia is one of the most common problems of postoperative patients and is preventable with accurate body temperature control and proper warming measures. Methodology: The indirect measures included.axilliary- electronic, axilliary - mercury, rectal - electronic and rectal - mercury. core temperature waz also measured using the esopagranl site. This study has been done on 115 open heart surgerypatients in intensive care unit(fCUI) of Ghaem Medical center at Mashhad With sampling Method based on purpose.for collection of data, axilliary and rectal temperature of each patient was obtained on arrival to the fCU and every 15 minutes for the next 2 hours by electronic thermometer and form the begining hour of second with mercury thermometer, with simultanous direct esophageal temperature value was recorded. Result:Assumming esophageal temperature is most representative of "Core temperature, the findings of research revealed a statistically - significant difference between each of indirect and direct techniques body tempertaure measurement, (p<0.000l) These findings also show Singnifcant deferences between the accuracy of each indirect techniques together (P<0.01). The rectal - electronic Method was found to be the most accurate technique for messing body temperature (-0.21). Therefore, Five hypothesis of research based on difference between the mean value of temperature measured by direct and indirect techniques and difference among the accuracy of each indirect measures techniques confirmed with 99.9% cofficient of confIdence, where as sixth hypothesis based on the rectal - mercury technique is the most accurate was not supported. The statistically signficant negative correlation between postoprative core temperature and the patient"s age, (R=-0.35, P<0.0001) , Body surface area (BSA), (R=-0.34, P <-0.0002), length of surgery, (R=-0.33 , P< =0.0003)and duration of cardio pulmunary bypass ( CPB) (R=-0.33,P< =0.0003) suggeststhat the elderly and the greater BSA patient"s and also patients with longer length of surgery and CPB are the most susceptible to postoperative hypothermia than the others. Gflnerally it seems that use of rectal - electronic technique is probably better than of others.

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    AFSHAR, T., HOSSEINI SHAHIDI, L., HOUSHMAND, POURI, & BLORIAN, A.A.. (2002). ACCURACY OF INDIRECT BODY TEMPERATURE MEASURMENT AFTER INDUCED IN HYPOTHERMIA IN OPEN HEART SURGERY PATIENTS.. OFOGH-E-DANESH, 8(1), 7-15. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/68336/en

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    AFSHAR T., HOSSEINI SHAHIDI L., HOUSHMAND POURI, BLORIAN A.A.. ACCURACY OF INDIRECT BODY TEMPERATURE MEASURMENT AFTER INDUCED IN HYPOTHERMIA IN OPEN HEART SURGERY PATIENTS.. OFOGH-E-DANESH[Internet]. 2002;8(1):7-15. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/68336/en

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    T. AFSHAR, L. HOSSEINI SHAHIDI, POURI HOUSHMAND, and A.A. BLORIAN, “ACCURACY OF INDIRECT BODY TEMPERATURE MEASURMENT AFTER INDUCED IN HYPOTHERMIA IN OPEN HEART SURGERY PATIENTS.,” OFOGH-E-DANESH, vol. 8, no. 1, pp. 7–15, 2002, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/68336/en

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