Which assessment is most supportive of the nursing diagnosis, impaired skin integrity related to purulent inflammation of dermal layers as evidenced by purulent drainage and erythema?

I believe that this question is a multiple answer question and the best answer to support this is

Oral temperature of 101° F (38.3° C)
The client's wound which has purulent drainage, according to the nursing diagnosis, is infected. Due to the infection, the client's temperature would rise. The rest of the multiple answers attached to this question like wound healing by primary intention, heart rate of 88 beats per minute and dry and intact wound dressing are just normal assessment findings.