Thermoregulation Self Learning Module FINAL 2013 06
Hypothermia occurs when the newborn’s axillary temperature drops below 36.3°C (ACoRN, 2012) or below 36.5°C (AAP/ACOG, 1997; WHO, 1997). The following characteristics put newborns at a greater risk of heat loss: • A large surface area-to-body mass ratio • …
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