Which mechanism of action would a nurse recall when using wet-to-damp saline-moistened gauze for wound debridement? Promoting the dilution of viscous exudate Removing the necrotic tissue mechanically Causing a breakdown of the denatured protein of the eschar Promoting the spontaneous separation of necrotic tissue

Which mechanism of action would a nurse recall when using wet-to-damp saline-moistened gauze for wound debridement? Promoting the dilution of viscous exudate Removing the necrotic tissue mechanically Causing a breakdown of the denatured protein of the eschar Promoting the spontaneous separation of necrotic tissue

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