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A physical therapist applies a transparent film dressing to a superficial wound on a patient's lower leg. Which therapeutic objective is LEAST likely based on the type of dressing?1.Permit autolytic debridement2.Prohibit entry of bacteria3.Absorb drainage in the wound bed4.Reduce friction over bony prominences
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