Surgical patients are at risk for development of pressure injuries due to extrinsic factors such as length of surgery and intrinsic factors such as co-morbidities and age.The most important factor in prevention of such pressure injuries is:
A) use of a transfer sheet to decrease friction.
B) use of sheets or blankets to position patients.
C) completion of a preoperative risk assessment and skin assessment.
D) reviewing the guidelines for patient positioning in surgery.
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