A Stage I Pressure Ulcer Is Described as Having

question 8

Multiple Choice

A Stage I pressure ulcer is described as having

• A) full thickness skin loss with extensive damage to underlying tissues.
• B) full thickness skin loss that presents as a deep crater but does not damage adjacent tissue.
• C) partial thickness skin loss that appears as an abrasion, blister, or shallow crater.
• D) nonblanchable erythema of intact skin with warmth edema and discoloration.
• E) discoloration that lasts longer than 60 min.

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Definitions:

Fred Fiedler

A psychologist known for his research in leadership and the creator of the Contingency Model, which suggests the effectiveness of a leader is contingent on the leader's style and the situation.

Contingency Theory

A management theory that suggests the most appropriate form of managerial action depends on the specifics of the situation at hand.

Leadership Style

Refers to the manner and approach used by a leader to guide, direct, and influence the behavior and work of others.

Hersey-Blanchard

A situational leadership model developed by Paul Hersey and Kenneth Blanchard that suggests the need to adapt leadership style based on the maturity level of followers.