A nurse is reinforcing teaching about circumcision care with the parent of an infant who just underwent a Plastibell circumcision. Which of the following statements by the parent indicates an understanding of the teaching?

Choice A Reason: Applying antibiotic ointment is typically not recommended after a Plastibell circumcision, as it may interfere with the natural healing process. Choice B Reason: Ensuring that the baby's diaper is applied snugly can potentially cause friction and discomfort around the circumcision site. It's generally recommended to use loose-fitting diapers to avoid irritation. Choice C Reason: Wiping away yellow crusts (scabs) that form around the incision is not advised, as this can disrupt the healing process. It's best to let these crusts fall off naturally as the area heals. Choice D Reason: "I will apply pressure with gauze if I see bleeding." This statement by the parent indicates an understanding of circumcision care following a Plastibell circumcision. Applying gentle pressure with gauze if bleeding occurs is an appropriate response to manage bleeding and promote clotting at the circumcision site.