repositioning-patients-to-prevent-pressure-injuries

压力性损伤简介
- 患者因素:行动能力、感知觉、营养状况和整体的健康状态
- 外部因素:压力、剪切力和温度
- 其他因素:摩檫、湿度、卫生情况和维持一个姿势的时间


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