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A client with limited mobility has nonblanchable redness over the sacrum. Which intervention is most appropriate?

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Nonblanchable redness suggests early pressure injury. Pressure should be relieved through repositioning, support surfaces, moisture control, nutrition support, and skin inspection. Massaging reddened tissue or applying tight tape can worsen injury.
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