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    When a Patient Has Full-Thickness Loss but the Depth Is
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When a Patient Has Full-Thickness Loss but the Depth Is

Question 6

Question 6

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When a patient has full-thickness loss but the depth is unknown,how should the nurse classify this pressure ulcer?


A) Stage/Category III
B) Unstageable
C) Suspected deep tissue injury
D) Stage/Category IV

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