What department do you see for bedsores, and what department do you see for bedsores?

Pressure sores are generally a complication of long-term bed compression, not a single disease. Diagnosis is easy, but tricky. **Measures:

1. Avoid being pressured for a long time again. Active**Primary disease. Regular side turns, application of air mattresses, etc.

2. If there is more necrotic tissue visible and the condition allows, simple debridement can be carried out to remove the obvious necrotic tissue. 3. The hole is small and the base cavity is large, so it is recommended to apply "negative pressure drainage technology" for better results. Department of Visitation:

1. If the primary disease is serious, they can ask the "Burn and Plastic Surgery Department" for consultation. 2. If the primary disease is stable and you simply want to have bedsores, you can directly visit the "Burn Plastic Surgery Department"."。Jining First People's Hospital - Burn Plastic Surgery Center - Deputy Chief Physician Li Yan View the original post

The clinical manifestations of pressure sores can be seen as a series of activities. The color depth varies from red to white, with no tissue loss, and the depth of destruction extends to muscles, joint capsules, and bones. **Early changes, leukoerythema is characterized by strong changes in erythema, changing from pink to bright red.

It turns white when pressed with the finger, and the erythema quickly reappears when the finger is released. The increased temperature in the reddened area is often accompanied by slight edema and, if sensation is normal, pain may be present. Within 24 hours after the stress is relieved** to return to normal without sequelae, use Boxu Tang muscle cream and other drugs in time ** to avoid deterioration of the condition.

**Department of regular hospitals, I wish you a soon**.

What is the right distance to hang six beds? It's better to hang **, right?

Municipal or provincial hospitals can.

Bedsores are a very difficult disease in current clinical medicine, because of the characteristics of its nursing attributes, it needs special nursing staff to take care of them, and there is no effective way to carry out pressure sores on patients, so many hospitals have a respectful attitude towards bedsore patients. Here is a list of the best hospitals for bedsores. Pressure sores are caused by pressure and moisture, also known as pressure ulcers, and often occur in the protruding areas of the bones in the body.

Generally, it is due to the patient's weak body, low immunity, inability to move freely, body tissues are pressed and damp for a long time, and are eroded by feces, urine, and sweat.

The best way to get pressure sores.

For the wound that has just appeared red and swollen and has not been broken, turning over is the most economical and effective way to prevent pressure ulcers, turning over once in 1 2 hours according to the condition, the patient is in the lateral decubitus position, and the angle between the back and the bed is 45°; In the semi-recumbent position, the head of the bed is raised < 30° for < 30 minutes. Establish a bedside turning card, avoid dragging, pulling, pushing and other actions when turning over, and prevent abrasions.

For those with blister formation, cut the blister under aseptic operation, disinfect the wound area with iodine**, and then clean the wound with normal saline. Then apply the pressure ulcer to the pressure ulcer wound for 3 days until the wound heals.

For the occurrence of ulceration and wounds: clean the wound, remove decay and regeneration, promote its healing, and give corresponding treatment according to the condition of the wound.

Commonly used solutions for cleaning sores include normal saline, nitrofuracillin, 3% hydrogen peroxide or 1:5000 potassium permanganate.

Treat the wound according to the surgical dressing change method. Use cotton wool dipped in pressure sores to clear the wound for 3 days until the wound heals.

Oxygen therapy uses pure oxygen to inhibit the growth of anaerobic bacteria in the wound, increase the amount of oxygen in the wound tissue, and improve local tissue metabolism. When the oxygen stream dries the wound, a thin scab forms that facilitates healing.

Method: Cover the wound with a plastic bag, fix it firmly, blow oxygen into the bag through a small hole, and the oxygen flow rate is 5 6L minutes, 15 minutes each time, 2 times a day. **After completion, the wound cover can be covered with sterile gauze or exposed.

For wounds with more secretions, 75% alcohol can be placed in the humidification bottle to bring out a part of the alcohol when the oxygen passes through the humidification bottle, which can inhibit the growth of bacteria, reduce secretions, accelerate wound healing, infrared irradiation, etc. The application of oxygen therapy for sores is cheap, the method is simple, the requirements for the environment are not complicated, and no special equipment is required, which is worthy of clinical application.