Which term would the nurse use to describe the exudate characteristic of a serosanguineous wound? Greenish-blue pus Creamy yellow exudate Blood-tinged amber fluid Beige pus with a fishy odor
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Which term would the nurse use to describe the exudate characteristic of a serosanguineous wound?
- Greenish-blue pus
- Creamy yellow exudate
- Blood-tinged amber fluid
- Beige pus with a fishy odor
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