Because the patient with an abdominal dressing requires frequent dressing changes, the abdomen is beginning to show skin irritation from repeated tape removal.
The nurse would change the dressing procedure in order to use:

Choice A rationale:

Full thickness skin loss with visible adipose tissue is characteristic of a stage 3 pressure injury, not stage 1.

Choice B rationale:

Full thickness skin loss with visible bone is characteristic of a stage 4 pressure injury, not stage 1.

Choice C rationale:

Stage 1 pressure injuries are characterized by intact skin with localized erythema.

Choice D rationale:

Partial-thickness skin loss with red tissue in the wound bed is characteristic of a stage 2 pressure injury, not stage 1.

Choice A rationale:

Dakin’s solution is used for chemical debridement, which involves the use of a chemical, such as Dakin’s solution, to break down and remove dead tissue.

Choice B rationale:

Primary intention is a term used to describe the healing of a clean wound without tissue loss. Dakin’s solution does not directly contribute to this process.

Choice C rationale:

While Dakin’s solution can aid in the healing process by preventing and treating infections, it does not directly cause healing.

Choice D rationale:

Phagocytosis is a process carried out by certain cells in the body to engulf and destroy pathogens or debris. Dakin’s solution does not perform this function.