In the context of primary wound dressings, which of the following is a type of occlusive dressing indicated for wounds that produce minimal levels of exudate such as superficial-thickness abrasions?

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Films and hydrogels are types of occlusive dressings that are suitable for wounds with minimal exudate, such as superficial-thickness abrasions. They provide a moist environment that promotes healing and protects the wound from external contaminants.

In the Context of Primary Wound Dressings, Which of the Following