Annie has permanent limited mobility. What can be done to help prevent a pressure injury from developing when she is lying in bed or sitting in a chair?Reposition her only when she is complaining of being uncomfortable.Refer to her care plan to determine her repositioning schedule and follow it.Encourage her to wear adult briefs to keep dry.Provide no intervention because she is not at risk for developing a pressure injury.

Beth was noted to be incontinent in the recliner during periods of restraint. What additional support strategies could be used to assist Beth?

When providing care to an individual, what can be done to prevent the development of pressure injuries?Massage any reddened areas to increase blood flow.Use harsh soap on skin when providing cares.Observe the skin for any potential breakdown.Encourage minimal activity during the day

Reviewing the location of the pressure injuries and the risk factors it associate with, what can you do as a nurse to reduce the incidents of pressure injuries?

Gene is at high risk for developing a pressure injury. What intervention would most likely be on his care plan?Reposition Gene every four hours while lying in bed.Remind Gene to reposition himself every 15 minutes when in his chair.Provide a diet high starches and fats.Encourage Gene to avoid physical activity.

The nurse is caring for a post-operative client at risk for a pressure ulcer. Which intervention should the nurse include in the plan of care? A. Apply sequential compression devicesB. Apply an extra sheet to the bedC. Position the client on a donut pillowD. Encourage the consumption of high-protein foods