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Tissue integrity Intact, healthy skin and epithelial tissues (skin,
mucous membranes, subcutaneous tissue) that
function properly.
Impaired tissue integrity Occurs when there is damage to these tissues,
such as wounds, pressure injuries, or breakdown.
External risk factors for impaired Pressure, friction, shearing forces
tissue integrity
Moisture-related risk factors for Incontinence, maceration, dryness
impaired tissue integrity
, Subjective data cues for tissue Pain, discomfort, history of skin issues
integrity
Objective data cues for skin Skin color, temperature, texture
condition
Objective data cues for lesions Size, shape, drainage, odor
Signs of infection Swelling, heat, redness, purulent drainage
Skin care interventions Keep skin clean/dry, use moisturizers, pH-
balanced cleansers
Repositioning & mobility Turn frequently, relieve pressure points
interventions
Nutritional interventions for tissue Adequate protein, vitamins (A & C), fluids
integrity
Risk assessment tools Use tools like the Braden Scale
Wound care interventions Proper cleansing, dressings, infection control
Education interventions Teach patient/family prevention strategies
Collaborative interventions Refer to dietitian, wound care specialist
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Terms in this set (81)
Tissue integrity Intact, healthy skin and epithelial tissues (skin,
mucous membranes, subcutaneous tissue) that
function properly.
Impaired tissue integrity Occurs when there is damage to these tissues,
such as wounds, pressure injuries, or breakdown.
External risk factors for impaired Pressure, friction, shearing forces
tissue integrity
Moisture-related risk factors for Incontinence, maceration, dryness
impaired tissue integrity
, Subjective data cues for tissue Pain, discomfort, history of skin issues
integrity
Objective data cues for skin Skin color, temperature, texture
condition
Objective data cues for lesions Size, shape, drainage, odor
Signs of infection Swelling, heat, redness, purulent drainage
Skin care interventions Keep skin clean/dry, use moisturizers, pH-
balanced cleansers
Repositioning & mobility Turn frequently, relieve pressure points
interventions
Nutritional interventions for tissue Adequate protein, vitamins (A & C), fluids
integrity
Risk assessment tools Use tools like the Braden Scale
Wound care interventions Proper cleansing, dressings, infection control
Education interventions Teach patient/family prevention strategies
Collaborative interventions Refer to dietitian, wound care specialist
