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  1. Staging pressure ulcers

    SuzanneR replied to SuzanneR's topic in General Nursing
    Okay, thank you!

  2. Staging pressure ulcers

    SuzanneR posted a topic in General Nursing
    I just returned to nursing after being out for 5 years and I am feeling a little rusty when it comes to some assessment skills. I had a patient with a pressure ulcer on her heel. I am confused as to the stage. It is 6.8cm x 4cm and is open. The wound bed is yellowish/white which looks like slough to me. The confusing part is that it is not deep at all, it looks superficial so I'm not sure if it would be stage II or III. Does it have to be deep to be stage III? Can a stage II have slough? Or is it unstagable?

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