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Prof Inferm ; 63(2): 99-105, 2010.
Article in Italian | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-20943098

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INTRODUCTION: Measuring body temperature in intensive care patients is a routine nursing task, but there is no common practice regarding the site of measurement. AIM: to identify which method is most suitable and therefore advisable in critical patients METHODS: the available databases were consulted and the pertinent literature was reviewed. RESULTS: many studies have been performed regarding the different methods, more or less invasive, of body temperature monitoring and their accuracy, reliability and patient tolerability . CONCLUSIONS: in the literature , it is agreed that the gold standard site for body temperature measurement is the pulmonary, femoral or brachial artery but that further studies are necessary in this field.


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Body Temperature , Critical Care , Thermometers , Axilla , Ear, Middle , Fever/diagnosis , Humans , Mercury , Rectum , Reproducibility of Results , Temporal Arteries , Thermometers/trends , Urinary Bladder , Urinary Catheterization
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