When caring for an individual who uses a medical device that can create a pressure injury, what is the best action to take?Refer to the manufacturer’s directions for proper use and care.Ask a co-worker how to use and care for the device.Ask the nurse to be responsible for the device.Teach the individual to care for their own device.

When providing care to an individual, what can be done to prevent the development of pressure injuries?Massage any reddened areas to increase blood flow.Use harsh soap on skin when providing cares.Observe the skin for any potential breakdown.Encourage minimal activity during the day

Reviewing the location of the pressure injuries and the risk factors it associate with, what can you do as a nurse to reduce the incidents of pressure injuries?

Prevention is the key in pressure injury management. The first step in preventing pressure injury is to identify patients at risk.Watch the peer-led education videos created by the NZ Spinal Trust, what advice can you give to the patient for pressure injury prevention?

Select the situation in which you should use a defibrillator. If the patient is breathing abnormally, and there is a defibrillator nearby.1Only when a trained professional is nearby.2When the patient gives you permission.3

The nurse is caring for a post-operative client at risk for a pressure ulcer. Which intervention should the nurse include in the plan of care? A. Apply sequential compression devicesB. Apply an extra sheet to the bedC. Position the client on a donut pillowD. Encourage the consumption of high-protein foods