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What is the medical term meaning pressure sore?
Decubitus ulcer, pressure ulcermucous
What is the color of a pressure sore?
black, green, and pink.
What is the beginning of a pressure sore?
A reddened area of skin.
What is the beginning sign of pressure sore?
A reddened area of skin.
Can you have a throat infection and it not be sore?
Yes. I have had strep throat before and the doctor found it on a routine check-up. I think I had a low grade temp of 99 but no sore throat.
What would cause both palm muscles to be sore and stay sore for two weeks at a time with no injury?
stress on the musles, like pressure
What is the beginning sign of a pressure sore?
The beginning sign of a pressure sore is usually a red, pink, or discolored area on the skin that does not fade when pressure is relieved. This area may feel warm, firm, or spongy to the touch and may be painful or itchy. It is important to address these signs early to prevent the sore from developing further.
What do you call an animal with a sore throat?
The answer is in my sixth grade spelling book how come you people dont know it
Why do protein shakes prevent you being sore the day after a workout?
The reason you do not get sore while you re drinking a protein shake is because it gives you the protein your body needs for your muscles to heal after a workout, therefore making you less or not sore.
What are some symptoms that someone needs head and neck surgery?
When one has the following symptoms, one needs head and neck surgery. The symptoms include a lump or sore in the head and neck region that does not heal, a sore throat that does not go away, swallowing difficulty, etc.
Can hypothyroidsm cause sore throat?
No, but hypERthyroidism can cause a sore throat.
What is pressure sore?
A pressure sore - is an area of skin that has become inflamed because someone has remained in the same position for long periods of time. Although we sleep for eight hours - we move around... this prevents pressure sores. However - a patient that is immobilised in a hospital bed - cannot move naturally, and thus is prone to developing pressure sores. Nursing staff can move the patient carefully to minimise the risk.
