The prevention of pressure ulcer for elder : literature review
Bai, Jie Jr; Wang, Dan Jr; Ma, Xiaoping Jr (2021)
2021
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The background of this thesis is that in today's aging global social conditions, more and more older people need to be taken care of, with insufficient medical staff and facing increasing work pressure. We study and collect experience and related techniques to summarize the relevant knowledge about pressure ulcer prevention, which in turn can help to improve the quality of life of the long-term bedridden elderly people, prevent the occurrence of pressure ulcers, and reduce the subsequent work pressure of medical staff.
The purpose of this thesis is to discuss the problem of pressure ulcers in the old people who are in bed for a long time, and the methods of prevent pressure ulcers. The aim is to increase awareness of the subject, improve the quality of life of chronically of bedridden patients and reduce of pressure ulcers.
The method of this study is a narrative literature review. The goal of the method is to collect and comprehensive medical domain knowledge of pressure ulcers, experience, and technology, thus more conductive of nurse in clinical nursing work, so that in the field of corresponding nursing, especially for long-term care of older people. can be more efficient and proactive care, reducing the generation of pressure sores or delay the development of potential pressure ulcers.
The results of this thesis are that long-term bedridden elderly people have a high risk of developing pressure ulcers, but most pressure ulcers are preventable.
The researchers concluded that the risk factors of pressure ulcers were affected by directional force, limited body position, skin condition, nutrition, age, disease, etc. Medical staff can timely assess the risk of pressure ulcers, actively change the position, use some pressure ulcers prevention equipment, protect the skin, monitor nutritional status and other measures to prevent the occurrence of pressure ulcers.
The purpose of this thesis is to discuss the problem of pressure ulcers in the old people who are in bed for a long time, and the methods of prevent pressure ulcers. The aim is to increase awareness of the subject, improve the quality of life of chronically of bedridden patients and reduce of pressure ulcers.
The method of this study is a narrative literature review. The goal of the method is to collect and comprehensive medical domain knowledge of pressure ulcers, experience, and technology, thus more conductive of nurse in clinical nursing work, so that in the field of corresponding nursing, especially for long-term care of older people. can be more efficient and proactive care, reducing the generation of pressure sores or delay the development of potential pressure ulcers.
The results of this thesis are that long-term bedridden elderly people have a high risk of developing pressure ulcers, but most pressure ulcers are preventable.
The researchers concluded that the risk factors of pressure ulcers were affected by directional force, limited body position, skin condition, nutrition, age, disease, etc. Medical staff can timely assess the risk of pressure ulcers, actively change the position, use some pressure ulcers prevention equipment, protect the skin, monitor nutritional status and other measures to prevent the occurrence of pressure ulcers.