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arterial insufficiency

it occurs secondary to inadequate circulation of oxygenated blood.

venous insufficiency

it occurs secondary to impaired functioning of the venous system resulting in inadequate circulation and tissue damage.

pressure

it results from sustained pressure on tissue at levels greater than that of capillary pressure. localized ischemia and tissue necrosis due to pressure.

shear forces

results from rubbing of the skin on surfaces

neuropathy

secondary complication from ischemia and neuropathy. usually from diabetes but can be from any peripheral neuropathy

mobility

immobile individuals are at more risk for pressure ulcers.

age

the elderly are usually less mobile and malnourished, and may have other comorbidities contributing to ulcers