You are a PT in an acute care hospital setting. Your patient…

You are a PT in an acute care hospital setting. Your patient, a 22-year-old man with a T7 level SCI, shows you a reddened area under his left ischial tuberosity. This area is non-blanchable but is not dark red or purple. What is the MOST likely pressure injury stage for this area?

You are working with a patient in the inpatient rehab settin…

You are working with a patient in the inpatient rehab setting who is at high risk for a pressure ulcer. They demonstrate LE grossly 3-/5 to 3+/5 and have UE strength grossly 3/5 to 4/5. What is the MOST appropriate way or recommendation to prevent shearing?

You are working with a patient that demonstrates a left late…

You are working with a patient that demonstrates a left lateral lean when sitting in the chair, which has resulted in muscular shortening. When positioning him on the mat, you provide lateral supports and can achieve a neutral alignment. This would be described as a ____ deformity.