What is a risk that is associated with a patient being in critical care and being bed bound?

"Bedbound patients are at higher risk of developing decubitus ulcers, or pressure sores. This is because when a patient is in critical care and unable to move around, pressure is placed on the bony prominences of the body, such as the heels, buttocks, and shoulder blades. The pressure hinders blood flow and the result is damage to the tissue."

"One of the risks that are associated with critical care patients is the development of pneumonia. Being unable to move around and often having difficulty with respiration causes fluid to pool in the lungs and the development of pneumonia."

"There are a number of disorders associated with being in critical care. Some patients experience weight loss, muscle atrophy due to lack of use, pressure ulcers, or respiratory complications."

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