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By Deborah Aderin



Treatment

• Plan and Utilize evidence-basedtreatment

• Differentiate from other wounds

Prevention

• Plan preventive measures

Reimbursement

• Proper reimbursement



Upon completion of the lesson, healthcare

providers will:

Identify the different stages of pressure

ulcersDescribe the tissue appearance of each stage

of pressure ulcers

Explain causes of pressure ulcers

Identify preventive measures



Immobility/Sensory Loss

Age/Disease

Poor NutritionIncontinence/Moisture

Friction/Shear Forces

Localized injury to skin and or underlying tissue over a bony

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Skin is intact

Non-blanchable

redness

May be painful

Soft or firm

Warmer or cooler



Partial thickness,

loss of dermis

Shallow openulcer

Wound bed is red

pinkSlough is absent



Full thickness, lossof dermis

Visiblesubcutaneous fat

Bone, tendon andmuscles are notexposed

Slough may bepresent, does not

obscure depth ofwound

Tunneling andundermining may

be present



Full loss of dermis

Bone, tendon and

muscles are

exposed

Slough or eschar

may be present

Tunneling andundermining are

present thickness



Full thickness loss

of dermis

Base of the woundis covered with

slough or eschar

Depth is obscuredBlister, purple or

maroon localized

area



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1.Mr.Bee has a 5cm x4cm pressure ulceron her hip that is100% covered with

slough. What stageof this ulcer?

a. Stage 1

b. Stage 2

c. Stage 3d. Stage 4

e. Unstageable







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Wound Ostomy Continence Nurse Society (2011).WOCN:Pressure ulcer staging. Retrieved from http://www.wocn.org

Patton, R. (2010). Is diagnosis of pressure ulcers within an RN'sscope of practice. Journal of American Nurse Today, 5, 20.

Black, J., Baharestani, M., Conner-Kerr, T., Edsberg, L.,Langemo, D., Posthauer, M., & Spahn,J. Mucosal pressure ulcers.An NPUAP Position Statement. Retrieved January 3, 2011fromhttp://www.npuap.org

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