The nurse notes an abrasion on the client's elbow. Appropriate nursing interventions include: Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. Wound should be left open to air.
2. Client should be pulled up in bed.
3. Do not wear rings or jewelry when providing care.
4. Encourage increased fluid intake.
5. Wound should be kept clean and dry.
3,5
Rationale: The wound is prone to infection; leaving it open to air might not be an appropriate intervention.
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