Pressure injury associated with the use of TALA. Patient case study taken in an advance unit: evaluation, diagnosis and nursing interventions

Fibrous fracture is one of the major public health problems. Most of the trauma is of low energetic load and is related to conditions such as malnutrition, lack of physical activity, increased visual acuity and reflexes, sarcopenia and mainly bone fragility‘. In Brazil, for example, pressure lesions can be a serious public health problem, over the index of patients presenting the severity of skin disease. The overall incidence of pressure is 37.03%. It should be noted that a high hypothesis is related to the risk of risk to risk to risk to risk to risk. hospitalization and is caused by directing trauma processes to the use of prolonged immobility without the use of protection is a risk factor for the presence of pressure injuries.1