Patient CareCâu 15 / 100
A bedbound patient is at risk for pressure injuries. How often should the technician typically reposition the patient?
a.Once per shift
b.Every 6 hours
c.At least every 2 hours
d.Only when the patient asks
Giải thích
Repositioning an immobile patient at least every 2 hours relieves prolonged pressure over bony prominences and helps prevent pressure injuries. A turning schedule and pressure-relieving surfaces support skin integrity. Frequently at-risk areas include the sacrum, heels, and hips.
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