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ashleypagsibigan
ashleypagsibigan :
I CANT WAIT FOR MY RANCHHH
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Clarke Penn :
The fun is starting!!
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Sup Syrup :
We can relate to this too much I fear
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i feel this in my bones
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clarkkat
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you’re killing it anna banana
2026-11-10 04:49:36
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kyle :
God gives his toughest battles to his strongest soldiers
2026-11-10 19:02:39
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daniellefairbanks01
Danielle_fairbanks :
u are a star
2026-11-10 05:13:59
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sophie :
RANCH IN ONE WEEK
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Production is so humbling
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Tori Criss :
The ranch on the floor is unreal
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jessica :
i’m so proud of u
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I asked NICU nurses where the servo probe goes, axilla or upper abdomen, and you split almost exactly 50/50.  So I went to the research, and it turns out the literature can't agree either... Quick version: 🌡️ In servo control, the bed believes whatever the probe tells it 🌡️ Brown fat is the classic argument against the axilla  🌡️ Guidelines vary, and studies comparing abdomen and axilla don't crown a clear winner 🌡️ The RUQ tracks closely with axillary temps I use the abdomen. I also can't tell you the axilla is wrong. What matters more: a probe that's secure, uncovered by the baby, and backed up by your own temp and your own assessment. Do me a favor and pull your unit's policy and tell me in the comments what it says and what it's based on. Manufacturer? A study?
I asked NICU nurses where the servo probe goes, axilla or upper abdomen, and you split almost exactly 50/50. So I went to the research, and it turns out the literature can't agree either... Quick version: 🌡️ In servo control, the bed believes whatever the probe tells it 🌡️ Brown fat is the classic argument against the axilla 🌡️ Guidelines vary, and studies comparing abdomen and axilla don't crown a clear winner 🌡️ The RUQ tracks closely with axillary temps I use the abdomen. I also can't tell you the axilla is wrong. What matters more: a probe that's secure, uncovered by the baby, and backed up by your own temp and your own assessment. Do me a favor and pull your unit's policy and tell me in the comments what it says and what it's based on. Manufacturer? A study? "We've always done it this way"? I'm sharing what you find in a follow-up. Also, any tips for getting the probe to stay in place? Hydrocolloids? Silicone tapes? What's everyone using? References: Joseph RA, Derstine S, Killian M. Ideal site for skin temperature probe placement on infants in the NICU: a review of literature. Adv Neonatal Care. 2017;17(2):114-122. Sinclair JC. Servo-control for maintaining abdominal skin temperature at 36C in low birth weight infants. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2002;(1):CD001074. Pouy, S., & Chehrzad, M. M. (2019). Identification the best skin temperature probe attachment place in premature neonates nursed under radiant warmers in NICU: A diagnostic clinical trial study. Journal of Neonatal Nursing, 25(2), 69–73.

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