How to identify a Pressure Ulcer? Stages I - IV | Wound care for Nurses | Christina NP | Caring Casa

This video will capture the elements of pressure ulcers stages I through four with a quick review of the integumentary system, including nursing interventions and wound care treatment plans.
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Hi! Don't forget to access the free quiz, on link below!
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[@syddiesel8420]

I have a pressure sore under my heel I have serve pain can't walk on it thanks for sharing

[@Butterfulwings]

Well presented!!!

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[@NPnerd]

very informative!

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thank you!!! from RN Nursing student:)

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@@caringcasa i love all your videos! very informative!

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very educational/informative.

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THANK YOU. Much appreciated!!!

[@CM-ki1vf]

Wish the treatment for each was covered more thoroughly. But staging info was good.

[@batoolnabeil4234]

My grandmother had a benign tumor in the marrow, which was removed in an operation. After that, she started bleeding and was treated, but she lost feeling in her back and legs and lost the ability to walk. She had an ulcer in her back, and this ulcer became close to the bone, and now a nurse comes to her every week to wash her. This ulcer and its healing. What can we do to treat this ulcer?