The proper procedure to be used when removing a dressing that is sticking to a wound is by
A. placing a heating pad on the wound to loosen the scab.
B. softening the dressing with normal saline.
C. gently pulling the dressing off from front to back.
D. spraying the dressing with an anesthetic to reduce patient discomfort.
Answer: B
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