A Stage IV pressure ulcer appears as:

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A Stage IV pressure ulcer appears as
A) full-thickness skin loss extending to the muscle, tendon, or bone.
B) partial-thickness skin loss with an abrasion or blistered surface.
C) full-thickness skin loss with damage of subcutaneous tissue.
D) a highly defined area or red, shiny, intact skin.

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