An industrial worker has sustained a laceration to his abdomen. On closer inspection, you note what appears to be fat tissue and a portion of intestine protruding through the wound. Which intervention is most appropriate for treating this injury?
A) One attempt at replacement of the eviscerated material in the abdomen using sterile gloves
B) Dry sterile dressing applied over the wound
C) Direct pressure using gloved palms to the injury
D) Occlusive dressing applied over saline-soaked gauze
D) Occlusive dressing applied over saline-soaked gauze
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