Renew Pressure Guard Mattress | Pressure Sore Mattresses | Pressure Sore Bed Mattress

• Max. weight limit 350 lbs.
• Twin, Full, Queen and King models and custom sizes also available for wider bed frames.
• Mattress weight 20 lbs.
• 5 year warranty.
• Like-New Support in Seconds: Add air through dual quick-connect hoses.
• Auto-adjust valve resets system to perfect level.

Primary Use:

• Prevention of skin breakdown

Indications for Use:

• Patient at moderate to high risk for skin breakdown (e.g. Braden score 12 or less)

Key Advantages:

• Proven effectiveness for skin management
• Re-fill air for like-new performance
• PressureGuarddesign: stability, safety, anti-shearing

Please consult the Braden Scale for Predicting Pressure Sore and Risk©.

The Braden Scale for Predicting Pressure Sore Risk© is a clinically validated tool that allows nurses and other health care providers to reliably score a patient/client's level of risk for developing pressure ulcers.

Key Benefits

• Assists nurses with varied experience and judgment to consistently identify patients at risk and to quantify the severity of risk.
• Reminds busy nursing staff to attend to this aspect of patient assessment and care with the consistency necessary to influence outcomes.
• Directs the attention of the nurse to six specific risk factors so that preventive care can be appropriately prescribed.

The Braden Scale is a summated rating scale made up of six subscales scored from 1-3 or 4, for total scores that range from 6-23. The subscales measure functional capabilities of the patient that contribute to either higher intensity and duration of pressure or lower tissue tolerance for pressure. A lower Braden Scale Score indicates lower levels of functioning and, therefore, higher levers of risk for pressure ulcer development.

Click this link to view the Braden Scale. Braden Scale

Basic Protocols

Basic protocols based on Braden Scale scores are provided. The intensity of the preventive interventions being recommended increase as the level of risk rises. These protocols are easily understood by staff and, if they are consistently followed, have been found to reduce the incidence of pressure ulcers.

Please click this link for Basic Protocols. Basic Protocols

Skin Assessment Tool

The Skin Assessment Tool© is a useful instrument for assessment of the skin surface for lesions. It directs the caregiver to systematically evaluate 29 of the most common sites of pressure ulcer occurrence. A head-to-toe assessment of skin condition should be conducted daily for at-risk patients.

Click this link for the Skin Assessment Tool. Skin Assessment Tool