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A client presents to the emergency department with a wound that occurred 36 hours ago. The wound is red, hot, and draining a small amount of pus. Which statement by the nurse is indicated?

▸ "You should have come in earlier instead of waiting until you got an infection."

▸ "This redness, heat, and pus indicate your immune system is trying to fight off an infection."

▸ "This is a nasty-looking wound."

▸ "Didn't you clean this out when it happened?"

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Genetics and Genomics for Nursing

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Authors: Kenner, Lewis

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