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    Choose the correct size of medical device(s) Cushion and protect the skin with dressings in high-risk areas (e.g., nasal bridge) Inspect the skin in contact with device at least daily (if not medically contraindicated) Avoid placement of device over sites of prior or existing pressure ulcer Educate staff on correct use of devices and prevention of skin breakdown.

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    Choose the correct size of medical device(s) Cushion and protect the skin with dressings in high-risk areas (e.g., nasal bridge) Inspect the skin in contact with device at least daily (if not medically contraindicated) Avoid placement of device over sites of prior or existing pressure ulcer Educate staff on correct use of devices and prevention of skin breakdown.

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    Choose the correct size of medical device(s) Cushion and protect the skin with dressings in high-risk areas (e.g., nasal bridge) Inspect the skin in contact with device at least daily (if not medically contraindicated) Avoid placement of device over sites of prior or existing pressure ulcer Educate staff on correct use of devices and prevention of skin breakdown.

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    Best Practices for Prevention of Medical Device-Related Pressure Ulcers in PEDIATRIC POPULATIONS

    G G G G G G G Choose the correct size of medical device(s) Cushion and protect the skin with dressings in high-risk areas (e.g., nasal bridge) Inspect the skin in contact with device at least daily (if not medically contraindicated) Avoid placement of device(s) over sites of prior or existing pressure ulcer Educate staff on correct use of devices and prevention of skin breakdown Be aware of edema under device(s) and potential for skin breakdown Confirm that devices are not placed directly under an individual

    EEG
    Unstageable

    Knee Immobilizer
    Suspected DTI

    Chin Rest
    Unstageable

    NG Tube
    Unstageable

    Oxygen Sat Probe


    Suspected DTI

    Anti-Embolism Stocking
    Stage II

    Cast
    Stage II

    Tracheostomy Plate
    Unstageable

    Photos courtesy of Sandy Quigley, CWOCN, CPNP | Copyright October 2013 by National Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel. All rights reserved.

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