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Mrs. Bryant is a 78-year-old patient with diabetes who recently moved into an assisted living apartment because she needs assistance with bathing and housework.

When the assistive nursing personnel bathed her for the first time, she noticed that there was a large blister on her right heel. She asked Mrs. Bryant about it, and she denied knowledge of having injured herself. It was re-ported to the nurse who correctly documented it as what stage of a pressure ulcer? A. Stage I
B. Stage II
C. Stage III
D. Stage IV

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