'Bony prominence' diaporamas de présentation

Pressure Ulcers: Staging and Risk Assessment

Pressure Ulcers: Staging and Risk Assessment. Keri Holmes- Maybank , MD Medical University of South Carolina April 12, 2012. Learning objectives. Residents will be able to stage pressure ulcers in hospitalized patients.

744 views • 61 slides

Clinical Practice Guideline (CPG) for Pressure Ulcers

Clinical Practice Guideline (CPG) for Pressure Ulcers. For Practitioners. What is a Pressure Ulcer?. Definition: A pressure ulcer is a localized injury to the skin or underlying tissue, usually over a bony prominence, that is a result of pressure or of pressure combined with shear or friction.

1.04k views • 36 slides

Fundamentals of Chronic Wound Care

Fundamentals of Chronic Wound Care. Mike Lusko, DO, FACEP, UHM. SKIN 101: Physiology ( How Do Wounds Heal?). First Day of injury - Hemostasis - Vasoconstriction, platelet release, clot formation First Week - Inflammation - Vasodilation

361 views • 35 slides

Pressure Ulcer Management

Pressure Ulcer Management. By Susan Yap, PT. Anatomy of the Skin. Epidermis Dermis Subcutaneous Tissue Fascia Muscle Tendon and Bone. Functions of the Skin. Protection Regulates Body Temperature Sensation. Effects of Aging on Skin. Dehydration Reduced Subcutaneous Fat

459 views • 26 slides

THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

552 views • 25 slides

THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM

253 views • 25 slides

PREVENTING PRESSURE ULCERS

PREVENTING PRESSURE ULCERS. CNA Education and Training. Objectives. Discuss the reasons why patients and residents develop pressure ulcers Discuss implications of patient disease process at end of life such as: anxiety, anger; depression, and how this processes impact CNA care modalities

1.76k views • 21 slides

Pressure Ulcer Prevention Awareness Week

621 views • 7 slides