The clinical data that should be recorded when making transcutaneous measurements include which of the following?
1) Electrode temperature
2) Skin temperature
3) Probe placement
4) Fractional Inspired Oxygen (FiO₂)

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The electrode temperature is necessary to document to ensure that the temperature stays within the range of 42° C to 45° C.The skin temperature should be noted to assess the patient's peripheral perfusion.The probe placement should be noted to ensure that the probe is being moved to different sites every 4 to 6 hours.The fractional inspired oxygen (FiO₂)should be documented to determine the need for an increase or decrease in the amount of supplemental oxygen the patient is receiving.

The Clinical Data That Should Be Recorded When Making Transcutaneous