Product Evaluation: Air-Fluidized Beds in an Operational Setting

Sa, T.; Sa, Myers; Slavish, Susan; J, Stucke

doi:10.1097/00006247-199206000-00012

Nursing Management (Springhouse)

1992

DOI: 10.1097/00006247-199206000-00012

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Product Evaluation: Air-Fluidized Beds in an Operational Setting

T. Sa

Myers Sa

Susan Slavish

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The fluidised bed

Ryan

1995

Intensive Care Med

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The process of fluidisation involves blowing warm air through small solid microspheres thus creating a liquid, without wetness. The warmth provides some important properties including reducing the metabolic rate in thermal injury which has a beneficial effect on mortality, modifying catabolism after surgery, providing gradual vasodilation in shock and core temperature stability in illness. The fluidisation ensures prevention and successful treatment of pressure sores, a comfortable and less stressful environment than conventional care, a reduction in pain, ease of wound care, discourages a bacterial persistence and reduces the work of the nurse. The importance of proper fluid balance, bacteriological care and limitations of posture must be appreciated in using the bed.

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The fluidised bed

Ryan

1995

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Meeting the complex care needs of a patient with Darier's disease

Wicks

2002

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A Win-Win Situation: The Pilot Program

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1995

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Product Evaluation: Air-Fluidized Beds in an Operational Setting

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The fluidised bed

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