Moisturization for Pressure Injury Prevention

During a nursing assessment of a patient with limited mobility, the nurse observes that the patient's skin is dry and flaky, particularly over bony prominences. This condition increases the risk for pressure injuries.

To prevent skin deterioration and promote comfort, it is essential to provide the patient with the appropriate type of lotion. The nurse identifies that the most suitable option would contain a high percentage of _____ (fill in the blank) to ensure effective moisturization.