Análise entre o tempo cirúrgico e as variações da temperatura e da umidade em sala de operação

Poveda, Vanessa de Brito; Santos, B; Galvão, Cristina María

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“…Of these, 66.6% were in English, 29, 1.1% were in Portuguese and 4.1% were in Spanish; 29.1% were conducted in Brazil, 16…”

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“…Low environmental temperature (6,(16)(17)46) Feeling of absence of an energy source that transmits heat, resulting from prolonged exposure to an environment whose temperature is well below a normal temperature usual (below 18°C).…”

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“…In this perspective, the operating room becomes a real challenge for the body (2)(3)6,16) , having to maintain temperatures of not less than 20º-23ºC according to the Association of Perioperative Registered Nurses (AORN) recommendations (17) .…”

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“…Knowing that hypothermia is frequent in patients undergoing anesthetic-surgical procedures (2)(3)(10)(11)16) and that ND allows nurses to trace scientific interventions through evidence raised from individuals' history (4) , it is believed that constructing conceptual (CD) and operational (OD) definitions of the defining characteristics (DC) and conceptual of related factors (RF) will subsidize nurses through scientific knowledge to identify an ND that represents, in fact, the response presented by patients (22)(23) . Associated with this, knowledge about such conceptual and operational definitions may also subsidize nursing teaching and in future research on the phenomenon studied.…”

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Conceptual and operational definition of the components of the nursing diagnosis hypothermia (00006) in the perioperative period

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Objective: to construct the conceptual and operational definitions of the defining and conceptual characteristics of the related factors of the nursing diagnosis (ND) hypothermia (00006) of NANDA-I, 2015-2017, in adult patients in the perioperative period. Method: an integrative literature review in the Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System Online, Cochrane Library, The Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature and in Latin & American Literature in Health Sciences databases. Results: 2,041 articles were found, 95 selected for reading in full and 24 used to construct such definitions. Gay literature was also explored to ensure robustness to the elucidation of topics not found in articles. Conclusion: such definitions will assist nurses in surgical practice in information collection, in accurate determination of the referred ND, in teaching and in future research related to this theme, as well as in the next validation stages of such ND to the referred population.

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“…Of these, 66.6% were in English, 29, 1.1% were in Portuguese and 4.1% were in Spanish; 29.1% were conducted in Brazil, 16…”

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“…Thus, the lower the temperature of the room, the lower the humidity. 25 This highlights the importance of constant evaluation of temperature and humidity of the operating room environment, in order to promote safe patient care. 25 Patient safety is the focus of the Brazilian Network of Nursing and Patient Safety (Rede Brasileira de Enfermagem e Segurança do Paciente-REBRAENSP ) which has as one of its strategies to promote discussion and dissemination of protocols released by the Ministry of Health, among which is "safe surgery".…”

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Tympanic and Temporal Thermometry in Hypothermia Assessment for Adult in Intraoperative Abdominal Surgery

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Objective: to analyze the association between sociodemographic, clinical, operative and environmental characteristics with hypothermia events, measured intraoperatively by tympanic and temporal thermometers in adult patients undergoing elective abdominal surgery with visceral exposure. Method: prospective quantitative, correlational, observational study. Data were collected by means of structured instrument containing the variables: age, Body Mass Index; American Society of Anesthesiologists class; type of anesthesia; time of surgery; tympanic and temporal temperature; temperature and relative humidity of the surgical room. Temperatures were assessed by methods of tympanic and temporal measurement in 63 patients. The data analysis sought an association between hypothermia and patient characteristics, type of anesthesia, surgical environment, according to the method of measurement and surgical time. Results: Among the 63 patients, 15 (23.8%) had hypothermia. Of the total (n=15; 100%) number of hypothermic patients, 13 (80%) had mild hypothermia. Moderate hypothermia was identified only by temporal thermometry in three (20%) patients. Severe hypothermia was not identified, and in two (13.3%) patients the hypothermia was identified only by temporal thermometry. Hypothermia had a statistically significant association only with age (p=0.0027) and sex (p=0.015), when measuring tympanic temperature. Conclusion: Only sex and age showed correlation with hypothermia during surgery measured by tympanic thermometry; no variable influenced hypothermia measured by temporal thermometry.

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Análise entre o tempo cirúrgico e as variações da temperatura e da umidade em sala de operação

Cited by 2 publications

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Conceptual and operational definition of the components of the nursing diagnosis hypothermia (00006) in the perioperative period

Conceptual and operational definition of the components of the nursing diagnosis hypothermia (00006) in the perioperative period

Tympanic and Temporal Thermometry in Hypothermia Assessment for Adult in Intraoperative Abdominal Surgery

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