International Journal of Nursing Research

Pressure injury in prone position of children refers to the damage to the skin and underlying tissues caused by prolonged or excessive pressure in the prone position of children. This kind of injury not only affects childrens physical health, but may also have adverse effects on their psychological development. This article provides an overview of the main factors contributing to pressure induced injuries in prone positions in children, including uneven pressure distribution, prolonged prone time, poor skin condition, and individual factors. It also explores the current research progress in preventing this injury, including optimizing prone positions, using pressure reducing materials, skin care, and increasing awareness and importance among healthcare professionals and parents. By comprehensively analyzing these factors and preventive measures, the aim is to provide useful references for the prevention and treatment of pressure injuries in prone children.

Children; Prone position; Pressure injury; Factor; Prevention; Research progress