|
Descriptive profiles for significant cycles of HR, PR, RR and SpO2. |
|||||
| Period |
Period 1 |
Period 2 |
Period 3 |
Period 4 |
|
|
|
|||||
| Sampling |
(0–3) |
(4–6) |
(7–13) |
(14–21) |
|
| n |
116 |
114 |
125 |
106 |
|
| Eligible sample* |
HR |
82 (70.7) |
64 (56.1) |
91 (72.8) |
67 (63.2) |
| PR |
101 (87.1) |
88 (77.2) |
106 (84.8) |
84 (79.2) |
|
| RR |
99 (85.3) |
85 (74.6) |
104 (83.2) |
84 (79.2) |
|
| SpO2 |
103 (88.8) |
89 (78.1) |
106 (84.8) |
85 (80.2) |
|
| Significant cycle** |
HR |
80 (98) |
64 (100) |
89 (98) |
67 (100) |
| PR |
100 (99) |
87 (99) |
104 (98.1) |
83 (99) |
|
| RR |
90 (91) |
84 (99) |
97 (93.3) |
79 (94) |
|
| SpO2 |
94 (91.3) |
86 (97) |
103 (97) |
78 (92) |
|
| Circadian cycle*** |
HR |
19 (23.8) |
11 (17.2) |
20 (22.5) |
13(19.4) |
| PR |
20 (20) |
16 (18.4) |
20 (19.2) |
16 (19.3) |
|
| RR |
25 (27.8) |
28 (33.3) |
21 (21.6) |
11 (13.9) |
|
| SpO2 |
15 (16) |
10 (11.6) |
17 (16.5) |
15 (19.2) |
|
|
Data are shown in n (%). Parentheses are percentages of * eligible samples in all samples, ** significant cycles in all eligible samples, and *** circadian cycles in significant cycles. | |||||
Begum et al. Journal of Circadian Rhythms 2006 4:11 doi:10.1186/1740-3391-4-11 |
|||||