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Poster (pressure care areas) PART 22 1. Strategies that are recommended. Significance of learning

   

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Poster (pressure care areas) PART 22 1. Strategies that are recommended. Significance of learning_1

Table of ContentsPART 2............................................................................................................................................21. Strategies that are recommended............................................................................................22. Significance of learning..........................................................................................................4REFERENCES................................................................................................................................5
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PART 21. Strategies that are recommended.I have find various prople that are lying on the bed for long time and facing variousproblems, but during this process one of the biggets issue determined by me is bed sores. As dueto bedridden patinets are not able to rotate their body parts. It increases pressure level, due towhich they start feeling pain (Behrendt and et. al., 2014, p. 127-133). In order to prevent bed sores in bedridden patients, there are various recommendationsare provided by me such as frequently position changing, by keeping their skin dry and clean,providing them pillow and regular exercises. For implementing these suggestion properstrategies are also required (Clark and et. al., 2014, p. 460-471). In this sequence first strategy isfor position changing. For implementing these step several strategie are identified such as liftingthe bed up, transfer the patient on the stratcher and place them back on bed in different positionsuch as supine, lateral, prone, flower, sims and trendelendurgs. It helps the in releasing theirpressure and also maintains flow of blood in every cells (Demarré and et. al., 2015, p. 1754-1774). Along with this some hydrolic mover can be also used it reduces the patients risk. Thereare some barrier are also identified by me in order to implement this such as small and generalhospital or nursinng homes are not preovided with such hydrolic machines and system. Undersuch conditions these methods cannot be considered (Engels, and et.al., 2016, p. 271-281). Inorder to overcome such problems, I have identified another method. In this process skin of thepatiens is rubbed with towel softly and gently. To implement this process some simple strategiescan be practiced such as with the help of warm water clean the body of the patinets and clean(Clark and et. al., 2014, p. 460-471). It helps in maintaining their boold circulation. According to me this cannot be done bysingle person, to complete this process more than one nursing staff is required (Kennerly andet.al., 2015, p. 879-897). I do not identified any potential barrier into the process, all the smalland large haspitals are able to to provide this service to their patinets. In this process no advancetechniques are required and patients are able to perform at their home also (Lozano-Montoya,and et. al., 2016). Another process identified by me is providing pillow. There is no strategy isavailable for the placing the pillow. I have identified some steps before selecting pillow, such asheight, weight, breadth, softness, etc (Lozano-Montoya, and et. al., 2016).
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