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Slings and Their Effect on Skin Pressure
There are many reasons that cause skin to breakdown. This study will only compare * pressure * pH * temperature with the use of slings and without the use of slings (fabricated device used to safely handle patient transfers and repositioning). There will be no difference in skin pressure, pH, or temperature with or without the use of slings.
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