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The Pennsylvania Pressure Ulcer Partnership Free Audio conference Facilitating Physician Engagement Thursday, April 16, 2009 11:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m. Overview: The Hospital & Health system Association

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1. Start by thoroughly cleaning the wound with a sterile saline solution or an appropriate wound cleanser. Gently remove any debris or dead tissue from the ulcer's surface.
2. Apply a suitable dressing to the pressure ulcer, taking care to cover the entire wound area. The dressing should be non-adherent to prevent further damage to the skin.
3. Consider using a topical antimicrobial agent or a prescribed medication to promote wound healing and prevent infection. Consult a healthcare professional for guidance on the most effective treatment options.
4. Secure the dressing in place using medical tape or an adhesive bandage. Ensure that the dressing is snug but not too tight, as it should allow for proper air circulation.
5. Follow a regular dressing change schedule as advised by a healthcare professional. This typically involves changing the dressing and inspecting the wound for signs of healing or any complications.
6. Implement measures to relieve pressure on the affected area, such as using specialized cushions or changing positions regularly. This will help prevent further damage and promote faster healing.

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1. Individuals who are bedridden or have limited mobility are at higher risk for developing pressure ulcers, especially in areas where bony prominences are in prolonged contact with a surface.
2. Patients who have medical conditions that hinder blood circulation, such as diabetes or vascular disease, are more susceptible to pressure ulcer formation.
3. People who are older, have fragile skin, or are underweight may also be more prone to developing pressure ulcers.
4. Individuals who are unable to reposition themselves adequately or maintain good personal hygiene may be at a higher risk for pressure ulcer development.
5. Patients who have experienced previous pressure ulcers are more likely to develop new ones, particularly if preventative measures are not taken.

Note: It's important to consult with a healthcare professional for proper assessment, diagnosis, and treatment recommendations for pressure ulcers. This content is provided for informational purposes only and should not substitute medical advice.

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