Pressure wounds nursing

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Infographic of different types of wounds

Braden Risk Scale

Decubitus Ulcer Staging - Pressure Ulcer Stages help staff determine Degree of Harm to the patient. Stage I: • Intact skin with localized, non-blanchable erythema over a bony prominence. • The area may be painful, firm or soft and warmer or cooler when compared to surrounding tissue. • Darkly pigmented skin may not show visible blanching, however the colour of the Stage I ulcer will appear different than the colour of surrounding skin. • Indicates the patient is at risk for further tissue…

Pressure ulcer staging

Studies have shown that wounds heal faster when given a moist environment. One way to support this moisture balance and encourage optimal healing is to choose the correct topical dressing based on the amount of drainage coming from the wound.

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Staging Pressure Ulcers

Discover essential wound care tips for faster healing and prevention of infections. Our expert nursing advice provides simple and effective ways to care for wounds at home. Learn more now!

Exudate: The Type and Amount Is Telling You Something. Wound care clinicians need to know about the different types of exudate - and how much is present - for successful wound treatment and healing.