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RNAO BPG Pressure Ulcers Stage I to IV - Faculty of Health ...

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A Pocket Guide for CliniciansMeasurement Parameter Clinical Observation Indica<strong>to</strong>rMeasureLength, width,depth, areaNursing Best Practice GuidelineAppendix J: MEASURE Assessment GuideSource: Sibbald, Orsted et al. (2006). Reprinted with permission.Reduction or increase in wound surface area and/or depthExudateAmount, quality■ Decreased or increased amount■ Decreased or increased purulenceAppearanceWound bed appearance,tissue type and amount■ Increased or decreased percentage <strong>of</strong> granulation tissue■ Increased or decreased percentage <strong>of</strong> necrotic tissue■ Friability <strong>of</strong> granulation tissueSufferingUnderminingPatient pain level usingvalidated pain scalePresence or absenceImproved or worsening wound-related painDecreased or increased amountRe-evaluateEdgeMoni<strong>to</strong>r all parameterson regular basis – everyone <strong>to</strong> four weeksCondition <strong>of</strong>wound edge andsurrounding skinParameters sequentially documented in patient record■ Presence or absence <strong>of</strong> attached edge with advancingborder <strong>of</strong> epithelium■ Presence or absence <strong>of</strong> erythema and/or induration■ Presence or absence <strong>of</strong> maceration91

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