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Pressure Ulcer/Injury Unstageable
Full thickness tissue loss
Base of the ulcer is covered by slough
and/or eschar
Re Stage the ulcer after debridement
NPUAP 2016
Incontinence Associated Skin Damage
Inflammation of the skin associated with exposure to
leaked urine or stool
Goal - Prevention
Cleanse perineal skin after each incontinent episode
and daily with a no rinse cleanser close to 5.5 ph
Avoid urea, glycerin, alpha hydroxyl acids and lactic
acid products- add too much moisture to the skin.
3 in 1 products/sprays that cleanse/moisturize and
have skin protectant properties
Fecal- requires skin protectant ointment
/paste/dimethicone, liquid clear barrier film,
petroleum, zinc oxide.
Wound,Ostomy and Continence Nurses Society, Continence
Committee
Incontinence Associated Dermatitis , Best Practice for Clinicians.
Wound Ostomy Continence Nurses Society.2011; pp 6-9.
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