What should the nurse consider when evaluating a wound? I - The area and extent of the lesion through width and length measurements for comparison...

What should the nurse consider when evaluating a wound?

I - The area and extent of the lesion through width and length measurements for comparison and wound evolution.
II - The aspect of the adjacent area that extends around the wound, observing if it is intact, lacerated, macerated, with the presence of eczema, cellulitis, edema, foreign bodies, or dirt.
III - The aspect of the lesion, the predominant tissue type (granulation, slough, or necrosis).
IV - The amount and characteristics of the exudate, in terms of color, volume, whether it is very or little, fluid or thick, purulent, haematic, serous, or serosanguineous, as well as the presence or absence of odor.
V - The presence of pain and its characteristics.
VI - Signs of infection.
a) Only statements I, II, and III are correct.
b) Only statements IV, V, and VI are correct.
c) Statements I, II, III, IV, V, and VI are correct.