Describe signs and symptoms of infected pressure ulcer

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1. What evidence-based interventions would you recommend to a patient to help them avoid frequent urinary tract infections?

2. What recommendation would you give to a client to decrease the potential for constipation?

3. How long do you auscultate before reporting the absence of bowel sounds?

4. What do you need to know about cephalexin before administration?

5. Describe signs and symptoms of an infected pressure ulcer?

6. What factors increase patient risk of developing pressure ulcers?

7. What education would you provide a client to assist in the wound healing process?

8. What information would you want to include in the documentation of a wound assessment?

9. What are the pressure ulcer stages and what do each of those stages look like?

10. What is PVD and how do you assess a client to evaluate PVD?

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