bedsore

If you're not turned every few hours, you get bedsores.

I did the bedsore, so you won't have to do it again for four hours.

The pressure exerted on certain areas of the body can also cause bedsores.

Johnny usually insists on working even when he is in pain from his eyes or bedsores.

As of 1999, Audrey showed no visible bedsores despite having been in bed for 12 years.

There were problems with his catheter and an infected bedsore.

This type of bedsore may be difficult to identify in patients with dark skin, the panel said.

In a Kansas home, for example, inspectors found that 13 residents had bedsores.

He advised the home health aide to stop turning her to prevent bedsores.

Bedsores will come eventually if we don't take care now."

"You must have one hell of a case of bedsores."

Their bedsores were so open we could touch the bones in their back.

Three of the patients had bedsores, and two of those developed the condition in the hospital.

Pressure ulcers, or bedsores, are often assumed to be caused by poor medical care.

Even with great care, she may develop pneumonia, bedsores or new circulatory problems.

Bedsores are a fairly common disorder in elderly people who have difficulty moving on their own.

"The old man had a problem with bedsores in his later years, so they got him a waterbed.

Her death was the result of sepsis caused by an infected bedsore.

"He doesn't have a bedsore," she said proudly in an interview.

Mrs. Carlson, do you want to be turned over to ease your bedsores?

I fancied a bedsore could form in about three seconds at five gees.

Frantically trying to keep abreast of one incipient bedsore after another.

He also has an injury similar to a bedsore and is receiving antibiotics to prevent infection.

Powdered leaves are used to cure bedsores and infected wounds.

She also has a silver-dollar-size pressure wound, similar to a bedsore, on her forehead.