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- A thermoregulatory device that monitors and controls patient temperature within a range of 91' F- 103' F.

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- American Heart Association (2018) states that mild induced hypothermia has been the standard of care for patients with return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC). The IQool is another way for the healthcare industry to follow those guidelines.

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- Temperature is a necessity. Evaluating and intervening on a patients temperature is essential nursing practice. According to Vaity, Al-Subaie & Cecconi (2015) temperature management is no longer just a question of  whether a patient is cool, but has evolved into a complex treatment and management procedure.  This technology allows us to aid the patient who's thermodynamic equilibrium may be  ineffective.

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Cleared by U.S. FDA May, 2017

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Self adhesive pads

Liquid only changed annually

Recordable information

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- This new technology from Sweden focuses on three independent anatomical zones to manage patients temperature. Any deviations from the set temperature and the system automatically adjusts. All data is recorded and can be collected via a memory stick. It is suggested for use for the stroke market and the post cardiac arrest market.

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American Heart Association. (2018). Temperature management after cardiac care. Retrieved from: http://professional.heart.org/professional/ScienceNews/UCM_480911_Temperature-Management-After-Cardiac-Arrest.jsp

BrainCool. (2017). The iqool system. BrainCool. Retrieved from: http://www.braincool.se/iqool-system/

Vaity, C., Al-Subaie, N. & Cecconi, M. (2015). Cooling techniques for targeted temperature managment post-cardiac arrest. Critical Care. 19(103) doi:10.1186/s13054-015-0804-1

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Costly

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