The Effectiveness of the Repositioning and from the Assessment of the State Nutritional in Prevention and in the Treatment from the Injuries from Pressure

The prevalence of pressure ulcers in the population represents a significant health problem. Prevention and treatment of pressure ulcers are among the most challenging issues facing healthcare professionals.

Objective: Identify whether the techniques of repositioning and assessment of the patient’s nutritional status are effective in the prevention and treatment of pressure injuries.

Method: It was conducted using the PIO methodology. The following filter was used to search for articles:

• Humans (Adults with age of majority to 65 years)

• Research Of articles on repositioning.

• Nutritional status assessment

I am were found:

• For the assessment of nutritional status, 30 articles were selected, of which 4 were selected. I subsequently excluded one because it deals with the assessment of nutritional status in a general manner.

• For patient repositioning, 64 articles were selected, 18 of which were then chosen because 3 articles answered the research question.

Conclusions: From the analysis of the articles, it is highlighted that to prevent/reduce and treat the onset of pressure ulcers it is important to:

• Structuring alternative and effective repositioning regimens, in particular respecting the 2/3-hour times, significantly reduces the risk of pressure ulcers developing.

• There is no clear evidence for nutritional interventions for prevention or treatment of benefit, but their consideration from the assessment

For Everything is fine individual at high risk of developing a pressure ulcer is essential.

Keywords:Pressure ulcer prevention; Nutritional status; Repositioning dear