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28. What can be done to prevent pressure injuries? 29. During supine positioning of the patient, care is made to check the patient after the patient is anesthetized. What areas must be assessed? 30. During positioning of the patient prone or placement of the upper extremities in variations of supine, care is given to prevent pressure on the chest. Describe what possible problems can occur with pressure on this area. 31. Who controls the timing when moving the patient? 32. Why is it important for this person to direct the movement of the patient? 33. Describe the potential hazard if the patient is not kept in anatomical alignment during movement (head and spine straight with control of all limbs). 34. All movement of the patient is completed slowly, including leveling of the OR table and lifting of lower extremities. Describe what complications can occur with rapid movement. 35. Describe what complications can occur due to contact with metallic parts of the OR table.

          28. What can be done to prevent pressure injuries?
29. During supine positioning of the patient, care is made to check the patient after the patient is anesthetized. What areas must be assessed?
30. During positioning of the patient prone or placement of the upper extremities in variations of supine, care is given to prevent pressure on the chest. Describe what possible problems can occur with pressure on this area.
31. Who controls the timing when moving the patient?
32. Why is it important for this person to direct the movement of the patient?
33. Describe the potential hazard if the patient is not kept in anatomical alignment during movement (head and spine straight with control of all limbs).
34. All movement of the patient is completed slowly, including leveling of the OR table and lifting of lower extremities. Describe what complications can occur with rapid movement.
35. Describe what complications can occur due to contact with metallic parts of the OR table.

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28. What can be done to prevent pressure injuries?
29. During supine positioning of the patient, care is made to check the patient after the patient is anesthetized. What areas must be assessed?
30. During positioning of the patient prone or placement of the upper extremities in variations of supine, care is given to prevent pressure on the chest. Describe what possible problems can occur with pressure on this area.
31. Who controls the timing when moving the patient?
32. Why is it important for this person to direct the movement of the patient?
33. Describe the potential hazard if the patient is not kept in anatomical alignment during movement (head and spine straight with control of all limbs).
34. All movement of the patient is completed slowly, including leveling of the OR table and lifting of lower extremities. Describe what complications can occur with rapid movement.
35. Describe what complications can occur due to contact with metallic parts of the OR table.

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What areas must be assessed? 31. Who controls the timing when moving the patient? 32. Why is it important for this person to direct the movement of the patient? 33. Describe the potential hazard if the patient is not kept in anatomical alignment during movement, with the head and spine straight and control of all limbs. 34. All movement of the patient is completed slowly, including leveling of the OR table and lifting of lower extremities. Describe what complications can occur with rapid movement. 35. Describe what complications can occur due to contact with metallic parts of the OR table.

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00:01 The question they have given us to identify the preventing measures for the pressure injuries.

00:08 We have to identify the how to prevent the pressure injuries.

00:18 For that we should know what is pressure injuries.

00:21 Pressure injuries are found to be also known as bed source or pressure ulcers.

00:32 Due to the continuous exposure of a muscle, muscle to a rafas which causes a pressure created which lead to undergo an ulcer like formation or soles like formatures known as bed sores or pressure ulcers or pressure injuries.

00:56 To prevent these, a common measures to be taken place are regularly changing the position.

01:07 A changing of regular position will lead to decreased in continuous exposure of a region to a rough surface.

01:21 Chance of pressure injury is also decreased.

01:30 Thus, it is very important to change a position continuously.

01:36 A next important measure to prevent is exercises.

01:41 Exercises provide a continuous change in the position of a muscle.

01:45 Therefore, it will causes the decreased bed source.

01:57 A next important measure is going to be a usage of supporting surface.

02:06 A supporting surface to be used must be continuously maintained.

02:13 Like a supporting surface must be a matrix, then a cushion or a padding surface.

02:29 Can act as a supporting surface...

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