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pressure sore ThesaurusNoun | 1. | pressure sore - a chronic ulcer of the skin caused by prolonged pressure on it (as in bedridden patients)bedsore, decubitus ulcerulcer, ulceration - a circumscribed inflammatory and often suppurating lesion on the skin or an internal mucous surface resulting in necrosis of tissue | Translations EncyclopediaSeeBedsorepressure sore
sore [sor] a popular term for any lesion of the skin or mucous membrane.bed sore popular term for pressure ulcer.canker sore recurrent aphthous stomatitis.cold s's herpes febrilis.desert sore a form of ulcer" >tropical phagedenic ulcer seen in desert areas of Africa, Australia, and the Middle East.pressure sore pressure ulcer.de·cu·bi·tus ul·cera chronic ulcer that appears in pressure areas of skin overlying a bony prominence in debilitated patients confined to bed or otherwise immobilized, due to a circulatory defect. Synonym(s): bedsore, decubital gangrene, hospital gangrene, pressure gangrene, pressure sore, pressure ulcerde·cu·bi·tus ul·cer (dē-kyū'bi-tŭs ŭl'sĕr) Focal ischemic necrosis of skin and underlying tissues at sites of constant tissue pressure, recurring friction, and inadequate perfusion in patients confined to bed or immobilized by illness; malnutrition worsens the prognosis. See: decubitus Synonym(s): bedsore, bed sore, pressure sore, pressure ulcer. soreS12-872640 (sor) 1. Tender; painful.2. Any type of tender or painful ulcer or lesion of the skin or mucous membrane.bed sorePressure ulcercanker soreAphthous ulcer.cold soreA thin-walled blister at the junction of the mucous membranes of the mouth and lips. It is caused by recurrent infection with herpes simplex virus (HSV) in those who have antibodies to HSV. Treatment is recommended only for immunocompromised patients, who are given acyclovir. See: fever blisterDelhi soreCutaneous leishmaniasis.desert soreAn ulcer of the skin of the arms or legs, sometimes caused by diphtheria or staphylococci, typically contracted in Australia or Burma.hard soreA syphilitic chancre; primary lesion of syphilis.jungle soreInfection of the skin or of poorly tended wounds by Corynebacterium diphtheriae, esp. in warm, moist, tropical climates.Oriental soreCutaneous leishmaniasis.PRESSURE SOREpressure sorePressure ulcer.illustrationprimary soreThe initial sore or hard chancre of syphilis.soft soreChancroid.soft venereal soreA former name forchancroid.tropical soreCutaneous leishmaniasis.wine soreA slang term for a superficial infected area of the skin seen in alcoholics with poor personal hygiene. It is erroneously thought to be due to specific action of the wine. de·cu·bi·tus ul·cer (dē-kyū'bi-tŭs ŭl'sĕr) Focal ischemic necrosis of skin and underlying tissues at sites of pressure or friction in patients confined to bed or immobilized by illness; malnutrition worsens prognosis. Synonym(s): bedsore, bed sore, pressure sore, pressure ulcer. Patient discussion about pressure soreQ. I ask a client's Dr. to script flexaril for a lower back spasm and he made it for a drug called zanaflex? I am unfamiliar with zanaflex, what is the difference between it and flexaril 25mg? Benefits? Risks? I got him to order the air mattress and extended bed because client is 6'3" and is already bedridden on my 1st day..try to beat the skin breakdown, already stage I decubitis ulcers. I tried to talk the client into slideboard and lift away arm wheelchair...noway..he wants to walk bent with a rolling walker. He already had a lift chair delivered, so he just goes from bed to lift chair. He refuses to let me bathe him. He can't see, and he has me check his draw up on insulin to make sure it's right. He sends the P.T. man right back out the door after he signs the sheet. Difficult pt.!A. Flexeril and Zanaflex are different drugs but are both muscle relaxants. There are hardly any differences between the two, clinically wise. If the doctor thought one is better than the other for your client I would suggest you take his advice and use the one he gave you. More discussions about pressure sorepressure sore
Synonyms for pressure sorenoun a chronic ulcer of the skin caused by prolonged pressure on it (as in bedridden patients)SynonymsRelated Words |