Which of the following is indicative of tertiary intention?
A) During this time the wound is packed or irrigated to remove exudate and cellular debris.
B) The edges of the wound are drawn together shortening the time required for the wound to heal.
C) The wound is closed immediately to prevent infection.
D) It is associated with a decreased risk for infection and minimal scarring.
E) The wound is cleansed and then covered with a non-adhesive dressing.
F) The wound is left open to air and cleansed daily with normal saline.
A
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