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The Effect of Perioperative Heated Sock Use in Preventing Hypothermia During Total Hip Prosthesis Surgery
Warm sock application; It has been proven that wearing battery-operated warm socks on patients in the preoperative period strengthens the central thermoregulation system, maintains core body temperature, controls the shivering response, and ensures the subjective thermal comfort of patients.
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