Analysis of hypothermia through the acute phase in major burns patients: Nursing care.
CONCLUSIONS: Due to the presence of hypothermia on admission, and to the fact that the average temperature does not exceed 36°C until at least 16hours after the burn, nurses must know and promptly administer adequate reheating measures to improve chances of survival in major burns.
PMID: 31629638 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
Source: Enfermeria Intensiva - Category: Nursing Tags: Enferm Intensiva Source Type: research
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