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pressure at sacral-bone: 30 degree vs. micro-positioning
Description
Dataset of a german students "evidence based nursing project (ebnp)" with the question what pressure at the sacral-bone-area can be measured using 30 degree and micro-positioning
Usage
data(Mikrolagerung)
Format
A data frame with 98 observations on the following 21 variables.
PROBAND
ID
ALTER
age
GROESSE
height
GEWICHT
weight
BMI
Body-Mass-Index
HUEFTE
Hip circumference
SEX
proband's sex
RETEST
test or retest
KOPFTEIL
position of head section
RE30
pressure at sacral-bone-area while lying 30 degree to the right side
SCHU_RE
true angel assessed at right shoulder during 30 degree positioning to the right side
BECK_RE
true angel assessed at right pelvis during 30 degree positioning to the right side
LI30
pressure at sacral-bone-area while lying 30 degree to the left side
SCHU_LI
true angel assessed at right shoulder during 30 degree positioning to the left side
BECK_LI
true angel assessed at right pelvis during 30 degree positioning to the left side
MIKRO1A
pressure at sacral-bone-area while micro-positioning at right shoulder
MIKRO1B
pressure at sacral-bone-area while micro-positioning at right pelvis
MIKRO1C
pressure at sacral-bone-area while micro-positioning at left shoulder
MIKRO1D
pressure at sacral-bone-area while micro-positioning at left pelvis
MIKRO2A
pressure at sacral-bone-area while micro-positioning at right pelvis and shoulder
MIKRO2B
pressure at sacral-bone-area while micro-positioning at left pelvis and shoulder
Details
While lying in bed, pressure is the main reason why patients get a pressure-ulcer. The aim of this EBNP was to get knowledge about how pressure differs during various positionings. The probands where positioned to the left and to the right side by 30 degrees while lying in a bed. Each time, the pressure at the sacral-bone-area was measured, as at this area a pressure-ulcer arises very often. After that, pressure was assessed while probands where positioned by micro-positioning at left and right shoulder and pelvis.