Physically Disabled Patients

Why are physically disabled patients at risk for developing bed sores?

Bed sores are common problem facing physically challenged patients in nursing homes and hospitals alike.  The primary reason physically disabled patients are at risk for developing bed sores (similarly called: decubitus ulcers, pressure ulcers or pressure sores) is because they are reliant upon caretakers to take the necessary steps to prevent bed sores.
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