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Practice Question

The nurse is caring for a client with blanchable redness to the sacrum. Which intervention should help protect the client's skin?

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Correct Answer:

A hydrocolloid dressing can be applied to the sacrum

Rationale:

🛏️A blanchable redness indicates a stage 1 pressure injury, which requires early intervention to prevent breakdown.

🩹A hydrocolloid dressing provides a moist environment that protects tissue and promotes healing.

🚑It also reduces friction and shear forces while shielding against external contaminants.

👩‍⚕️This intervention is proactive in preventing progression of pressure injury to more severe stages.

📌Core Message

For stage 1 pressure injury, applying a hydrocolloid dressing protects the skin, reduces friction, and promotes healing.

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  • Category: RN Nursing Exams
  • Subcategory: EXAMPLIFY Practice (RN)
  • Domain: Med-Surg (RN Examplify)
  • Answer Choices: 4
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