NAPLEX (North American Pharmacist Licensure Examination) Practice Exam

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What is recommended for minor wound treatment to help it stay dry and heal?

Covering with a bandage
Applying ice
Leaving it uncovered
Using heat pads

The correct answer is: Leaving it uncovered

A bandage is used to cover and protect a wound but they can also trap moisture, which can delay healing and increase the risk of infection. Applying ice is typically used for injuries such as bruises or sprains, not for minor wounds. Leaving a wound uncovered can help it heal faster as it allows the wound to air out and form a scab. Using heat pads can increase blood flow to the wound and may cause more swelling and discomfort. Thus, leaving the wound uncovered is the best option for minor wound treatment.