id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
anesthj-75	Haley, MS-N, CRNA, Trish; Min, MSN, CRNA, Yejin; Collins, Shawn; Hooper, PhD, RN, CPAN, FAAN, Vallire	Preoperative Interventions for Prevention of Hypothermia	2017	7	.pdf	application/pdf	4877	194	29	The PICO question used to guide this review was as follows: “In adults undergoing general anesthesia, does the addition of preoperative warming devices for a specific length of time compared to no preoperative warming methods result in a decreased incidence of perioperative hypothermia?” AORN Journal Experimental Randomized Con- trolled Trial Strength: Level 1 Quality: Moderate Small sample size Both groups received warmed cotton blankets preoperatively Lack of patients with hypothermia in both groups throughout the study Intraoperative temperature measurements were not evaluated Imprecise time intervals for temperature measurements Hooven (2011) Journal of Peri-Anes- thesia Nursing Quasi-experimental Nonrandomized Trial Strength: Level 2 Quality: Moderate Temperature measurements only obtained for preoperative and postoperative periods Mean surgical duration time differed significantly between the 2 groups (P=0.048) Significant difference in preoperative temperatures in both groups (P=0.008)	cache/anesthj-75.pdf	txt/anesthj-75.txt