In your clinical practice, you meet Jane, a 79-year-old woman who recently underwent an extensive abdominal surgery during which she lost several liters of blood. Jane has been taking prednisolone for several years to manage a rheumatic disease, which has resulted in her having very fragile skin. She is also incontinent and uses diapers for managing her condition. Following the surgery, Jane experiences persistent pain in the abdominal area. Earlier this year, she was additionally diagnosed with diabetes.