10 Questions
Which condition can lead to a lack of discomfort from prolonged pressure, increasing the risk of pressure injuries?
Peripheral neuropathy
Which condition leads to poor wound healing and increases the risk of pressure injuries?
Low hemoglobin and hematocrit levels
Which factor increases metabolic needs and nutrient absorption, potentially leading to an increased risk of pressure injuries?
Elevated temperatures
Which factor puts clients at risk for pressure injuries due to experiencing a moist, bacteria-saturated environment against their skin?
Incontinence
Which factor contributes to malnutrition by a lack of protein, leading to edema and increasing the risk of pressure injuries?
Low serum albumin levels
Which factor puts clients at risk for pressure injuries due to experiencing a moist, bacteria-saturated environment against their skin?
Incontinence
Which condition can lead to a lack of discomfort from prolonged pressure, increasing the risk of pressure injuries?
Peripheral neuropathy
Which factor contributes to malnutrition by a lack of protein, leading to edema and increasing the risk of pressure injuries?
Low serum albumin levels
Which factor leads to poor wound healing and increases the risk of pressure injuries?
High glucose levels
Which factor puts clients at risk for pressure injuries due to lack of tissue oxygenation and perfusion of nutrients required for wound healing?
Low hemoglobin and hematocrit levels
Test your knowledge on preventing and managing pressure injuries with this quiz. Learn about the causes, risk factors, and definitions of pressure injuries while enhancing your understanding of how to prevent and manage them effectively.
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