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You Are Working With An Immobilized Patient With A Quadriplegic Spinal Cord Injury. You Roll The Patient From Supine To Left Sidelying And Note An Area Of Skin Overlying The Sacrum That Is Blanched (Lighter In Color Than Surrounding Areas). Is This A Cause For Concern

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1. You Are Working With An Immobilized Patient With A Quadriplegic Spinal Cord Injury. You Roll The Patient From Supine To Left Sidelying And Note An Area Of Skin Overlying The Sacrum That Is Blanched (Lighter In Color Than Surrounding Areas). Is This A Cause For Concern





 
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