The Effect of Replacement Frequency of Electrodes on Skin in Infant

"Processing Steps:~1. The monitoring electrodes were not replaced for 24 hours, the electrodes were removed at the end of 24 hours. During the 24-hour follow-up, patients whose electrodes were removed for any reason were excluded from the sample.~2. Immediately after the drying, skin moisture measurement was made in the right 2nd intercostal space (ICA), left 2nd ICA, and midclavicular 5th ICA regions.~3. The skin condition was evaluated from the areas monitored using the skin condition score by the researcher and another independent observer.~4. The data were recorded."

"Processing Steps:~1. Monitoring electrodes were removed at the end of the 12th hour. When removing the monitoring electrodes, the area was first wetted using a disinfectant and dried using a sponge after removing the electrodes.~2. Immediately after the drying, skin moisture measurement was made in the right 2nd ICA, left 2nd ICA and midclavicular 5th ICA regions.~3. The skin condition was evaluated from these areas monitored using the skin condition score by the researcher and another independent observer.~4. Monitored again.~5. Monitoring electrodes were removed at the end of the 24th hour. Cleaning and drying were done immediately after removal.~6. Immediately after drying, skin moisture was measured from the monitored areas.~7. The skin condition was evaluated from the areas monitored using the skin condition score by the researcher and another independent observer.~8. The data were recorded."