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pressure ulcers

heel pressure
Aug 07, 2014 | Wound healing
What is the Appropriate Treatment of Black Heels?

Intact eschar on the heels should not be removed. Current standard of care guidelines recommend that stable intact (dry, adherent, intact without erythema or fluctuance)...

pressure ulcers and children
Jul 09, 2014 | Wound Care
Study: Pressure Ulcers on Children Higher Than Expected

Examining your skin while receiving wound care is a beneficial way to prevent pressure ulcers. A breakdown of skin that is a relatively common side...

preventing diabetic foot ulcers
Jun 26, 2014 | Wound Care
Preventing Various Types of Ulcers

Poor blood circulation is a common indicator of venous ulcers. When it comes to preventative wound care, taking the necessary precautions to avoid all types...

treat bed sores
Apr 04, 2014 | Wound care products
Technology to Help Treat Bed Sores

Bed sores can be healed and prevented through modern technologies. Bed sores, also known as decubitus ulcers or pressure ulcers, are common for individuals with...

pressure ulcer treatment
Jan 09, 2014 | Wound Care
From the MDS 3.0 Section M: Skin Conditions and How To Maximize Coding Accuracy

For pressure ulcer treatment, wounds must be staged and assessed to determine the care needed for the patient. Bed bound residents are at risk for...

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