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React To Red (Tissue Viability) Awareness Workbook

Aims and Objectives

The Skin

General Skin Care Principles

aSSKINg

What is a pressure ulcer?

The Blanch Test

Where can you get pressure damage?

Take your BEST SHOT - most vulnerable pressure areas:

Who is most likely to develop pressure damage?

Prevention of pressure damage

Nutrition

Management of dry skin

Evidence of Learning – React To Red

Knowledge Checks

Quiz 1: Understanding Pressure Ulcers

Quiz 2: Skin Anatomy and Function

Quiz 3: SSKIN Bundle Application

Quiz 4: Blanch Test and Early Detection

Quiz 5: High-Risk Populations and Sites

Quiz 6: Prevention, Nutrition, and Skin Care

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Copy of React to Red: Recognizing and Preventing Pressure Ulcers

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            <p>Pressure ulcers are largely preventable, yet they remain a significant cause of pain, infection, extended hospital stays, and avoidable healthcare costs. React to Red: Recognizing and Preventing Pressure Ulcers equips caregivers, health assistants, and multidisciplinary teams with practical knowledge to spot early skin changes, intervene promptly, and safeguard tissue viability. Built around the React To Red (Tissue Viability) Awareness Workbook, this course translates evidence-based guidance into everyday practice—connecting fundamental skin science with frontline assessment, prevention, and care.</p>

<p>The learning journey begins with clear aims and objectives and a concise exploration of the skin’s structure and function, establishing why proactive care matters. You will then apply general skin care principles and the SSKIN bundle—Surface, Skin inspection, Keep moving, Incontinence/moisture, and Nutrition—to prevent damage before it starts. Through dedicated modules, you will define pressure ulcers, perform and interpret the blanch test for early detection, identify high-risk anatomical sites, and recognize who is most vulnerable. Practical content on prevention strategies, nutrition, and management of dry skin ensures you can tailor interventions to individual needs. Knowledge checks throughout the course reinforce understanding with targeted quizzes on pressure ulcer recognition, skin anatomy, SSKIN application, blanch testing, risk profiling, and prevention best practices. The program concludes with an evidence of learning assessment and a feedback survey to support continuous improvement in care quality.</p>
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