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Preventing a pressure injury - Pressure injury is a term in a long line of words used to define injury from too much pressure being put on the skin from the inside of the body. Other words that you might hear are pressure ulcer, pressure sore, wound ulcer, decubitus ulcer or sitting sore. Although times and words change, this issue is one that remains, especially for individuals with paralysis. It is one topic that people want to hear the least about because it…