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The Effect of Using Vaseline after Bathing on Bedridden Older Adults Michiyo Yamamoto 1 1Hokkaido University of Science, Faculty of Health Sciences, Department of Nursing Keyword: 保湿ケア , 皮膚乾燥 , 高齢者 , ワセリン , emollient , skin dryness , older people , Vaseline pp.106-112
Published Date 2020/7/31
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 This study sought to clarify the persistence of the moisturizing effects of applying Vaseline for older adults immediately after bathing. Fifty-one hospitalized patients' forearm and lower leg stratum corneum hydration were measured on the day before bathing and the first, second, and third day of bathing. The stratum corneum hydration was measured by Mobile Moisture HP10-N®, in which 25 or more indicates sufficient water content. Changes were analyzed over 4 days, with a measured value of ≥25 for the non-dry group and <25 for the dry group. As a result, sufficient water content was maintained in the non-dry forearm and lower leg groups, but the moisturizing effects were unclear because there was no difference in the measured values before and after the Vaseline application. In the dry forearm group, water content increased significantly the first day and increased to a sufficient level the third day. In the dry lower leg group, the first and second days, stratum corneum hydration increased significantly, but water content was insufficient. Regarding Vaseline application to elderly persons immediately after bathing, these results indicate that the moisturizing effects on the non-dry forearm and lower leg groups were unclear. Moreover, the moisturizing effects persisted for 3 days in the dry forearm group but were insufficient for the dry lower leg group.


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電子版ISSN 2432-0811 印刷版ISSN 1346-9665 日本老年看護学会

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