Pressure Ulcer Prevention Toolkit
Touch the skin to see if the skin is wet or dry, or has the right balance of moisture. Remember that dry skin, or xerosis, may also appear scaly or lighter in color. Check if the skin is oily. Note that macerated skin from too much moisture may also appear lighter or feel soft or boggy. Also look for water droplets on the skin. Is the skin clammy? ................
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