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Protecting The Skin: A Detailed Guide to Good ICU Skin Care
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The speaker, a clinical nurse specialist, discusses the challenges and interventions in caring for patients with complex wounds. Through case examples, she highlights the importance of addressing factors such as malnutrition and mental health, as well as the impact of multiple surgeries and interruptions in feeding on wound healing. The speaker emphasizes the need for risk assessment and early use of appropriate bed surfaces. She notes the logistical challenges of maintaining optimal surfaces during patient transfers and emphasizes the importance of vigilance in preventing pressure injuries. The speaker also discusses various wound care techniques and products, highlighting the importance of regular assessment, maintaining moisture balance, and avoiding trauma to the skin. She discusses common nursing challenges, such as device-related breakdown and the need for clear communication and orders from healthcare providers. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the emotional impact of caring for patients with complex wounds and the importance of providing emotional support to both patients and their families.
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Integument, 2023
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Type: two-hour concurrent | Skin as an Organ System: Introducing Skin Failure (SessionID 1199541)
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Integument
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2023
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complex wounds
interventions
pressure injuries
wound care techniques
emotional support
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