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To prevent infection of a wound in a wilderness setting, irrigate the wound with:

To prevent infection of a wound in a wilderness setting, irrigate the wound with:
A) alcohol.
B) iodine.
C) hydrogen peroxide.
D) boiled water.

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I thought it would be that too, thanks.

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We'd done an assignment like this not too long ago, piece of cake.

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