hypothermy
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Thermoregulasi
periphery
2-4oC
cooler
Unintended Hypothermia:
Setiap Suhu Tubuh <36°C (96.8°F)1-3
Vasoconstrictio
n Vasodilation
NST
Sweating
Shivering
32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41
The body’s normal response to
temperature (°C)
Thermoregulation: Under Anesthesia
Vasoconstrictio
n Vasodilation
NST
Sweating
Hypothermia
: < 36.0°C
32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41
Anesthesia-impaired response to
temperature (°C)
Effects of Anesthesia
Anesthesia causes
vasodilation
This is known as heat
redistribution
cold environment
Hypothermia in the anesthetized surgical patient follows a
characteristic pattern of core temperature reduction1,2,3
Prewarming surgical patients reduces or prevents the redistribution of heat3,4, which is especially
important due to the significant core temperature decrease in the early phases of surgery
Characteristic Patterns of
General Anesthesia-Induced
Hypothermia1,2,3
Phase 1 - Rapid decrease in core temperature.
•Develops immediately after induction of
anesthesia, a result of internal core-to-peripheral
redistribution of heat
•Core temperatures can drop 0.5°C to 1.5°C
Phase 2 – Slow, linear decline in temperature.
•Occurs in the second hour, heat loss exceeds the
body’s ability to metabolically produce heat
•Results from significantly decreased metabolism
due to anesthesia and diminished heat production
Core Body Temperature (˚C) by muscles
Phase 3 – Temperature plateau.
•Occurs three-to-five hours into surgery
•Reemergence of thermoregulatory
Elapsed Time (hours) vasoconstriction reestablishes the normal
Graph Adapted from: temperature gradient, and core temperature will
Sessler Dl, Anesth. 2000;
92(2): 578-96.
1. Sessler, DI. NEJM. 1997;336(24): 1730-1737. 2. Sessler DI. Anesth. 2000. 3. Matsukawa T,
plateau
et al. Anesth. 1995;82(3):662-673. 4. Hynson JM. Sessler DI. J Clin Anesth. 1992;4:194-199.
Menggigil dan
Meningkaatkan tidak nyaman
kematian karena suhu
(40 – 60%)
Delayed
emergence from Adverse effects of Luka Infeksi
(3x)
anesthesia
(28 mins to 68
IPH
mins)
Coagulopathy
(16% lebih banyak
Myocardial
darah yang
ischemia (5x)
hilang)
Conductive:
direct contact
Convective:
warmed with
air
Relative Effectiveness
Forced-Air
2 3 Cotton Blankets
1 Cotton
Circulating WaterBlanket
Mattress
Normothermia is the
goal
*Excludes patients with physician documentation of Intentional Hypothermia for the procedure
performed
Specifications Manual for National Hospital Inpatient Quality Measures Discharges 01-01-12 (1Q12)
through 06-30-12 (2Q12).
Who Should Be Warmed?
Everyone
Anesthetized patients can’t regulate their
temperature
Conductive vs. Convective
warming
Pressure
Pressure
Recruits Recruits
approx. approx.
Sores
20% of 20% of
skin skin Thermal Injury
surface surface
Time Heat
Convective Warming: Warmed
with air
Even temperature across
the blanket is important to
warming effectiveness
Recruits
up to 64%
of skin
surface
The key to effective skin
surface warming is to
actively warm as much skin
surface as possible at a safe
temperature
Recruitment
Warming blanket performance
comparison
•New 3M™ Bair Hugger™ Multi-position upper body warming
blanket
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How can we get better results?
•Add prewarming to
intraoperative warming
Prewarming Can Prevent
Hypothermia
30 – 60 minutes of prewarming
with forced-air warming can
“bank heat” in the periphery and
reduce or eliminate redistribution
temperature drop.
Prewarming the periphery is the
only practical way to prevent
redistribution temperature drop
and resulting hypothermia.
Prewarming
Increases the heat
content in arms and
legs, and reduces
temperature gradient
between the core and
the periphery
Reduces redistribution
of heat
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Patient Safety Issues
NO Hosing
Do NOT Reuse
Cross-contamination
Risk for unintended
hypothermia
✓
NO
Commingling
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Preventive Maintenance
A 3M™ Bair Hugger™ warming blanket for every
procedure
Unique, flexible, easy-to-use designs ∙ Safe, even temperature ∙ Resealable hose ports ∙ Not made with
natural rubber latex
Intraoperative
blankets:
Simple solutions with
clinician preferred
features designed for
use during most
surgical procedures
Underbody blankets:
Provide full, unrestricted
access and simplified prep
for routine-to-complex Specialty blankets:
procedures with adult or Designed to warm in
pediatric patients clinically challenging
scenarios with a unique
blanket solution for adult
and pediatric patients
Pre-/Post-op blankets:
Adult and pediatric
blankets to prewarm and
maintain normothermia
following surgery
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