EFFECTS OF ROUTINE CARE PROCEDURES ON TRANS-CUTANEOUS OXYGEN IN NEONATES - A QUANTITATIVE APPROACH
EFFECTS OF ROUTINE CARE PROCEDURES ON TRANS-CUTANEOUS OXYGEN IN NEONATES - A QUANTITATIVE APPROACH
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DOI:
10.1136/adc.58.1.20
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发表时间:
1983-01-01
影响因子:
5.2
通讯作者:
NELSON, RM
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作者:
DANFORD, DA;MISKE, S;NELSON, RM
The changes in transcutaneous O2 tension (TcPO2) during 123 observations of 10 care procedures were compared with the intrinsic variability of the TcPO2 at the time of the procedures. SD of the TcPO2 were measured by planimetry from continuous recording in undisturbed infants during a 10-min control period immediately before each procedure. The decrement of TcPO2 during the procedure and the change in TcPO2 5 min after the procedure had ended were measured. A chest X-ray film had the most striking early hypoxic effect, but all the procedures produced early hypoxia in at least 1/4 of the infants. The significant decreases in oxygenation with particular procedures indicate area in which changes in techniques might be applied to the benefit of the neonate.