Considering the information you have analysed within these two case studies, how would you rate the patient’s overall level of risk of development of a PU?
Click on the answers that you believe are the most accurate of each of the patients.

Low Risk
Low to Moderate Risk   
Moderate Risk
Moderate to High
High Risk.

Well done.
Mrs. Smith should be assessed as ‘Low Risk’. However, it will be important to monitor her regularly for changes in condition.

Not quite.
Mrs. Smith should be assessed as 'Low Risk'. However, it will be important to monitor her regularly for changes in condition.

Not quite.
Mrs. Smith should be assessed as 'Low Risk'. However, it will be important to monitor her regularly for changes in condition.

Not quite.
Mrs. Smith should be assessed as 'Low Risk'. However, it will be important to monitor her regularly for changes in condition.

Not quite.
Mrs. Smith should be assessed as 'Low Risk'. However, it will be important to monitor her regularly for changes in condition.

Low Risk
Low to Moderate Risk   
Moderate Risk
Moderate to High
High Risk.

Incorrect.
Mr. Jones should be assessed as ‘High Risk’.

Incorrect.
Mr. Jones should be assessed as ‘High Risk’.

Incorrect.
Mr. Jones should be assessed as ‘High Risk’.

Incorrect.
Mr. Jones should be assessed as ‘High Risk’.

Well done.
Mr. Jones should be assessed as ‘High Risk’.

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