Select the correctly punctuated sentence.

A) The implant was ruptured, it was removed, the capsule was irrigated.
B) The implant was ruptured it was removed, the capsule was irrigated.
C) The implant was ruptured, it was removed the capsule was irrigated.

My answer is b

Your answer is wrong.

http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/commas.htm

None are correct, especially not b.

If all you have are commas separating those independent clauses, you have a series of run-on sentences.

You need semicolons to replace the commas in a -- then you'll have a correctly punctuated sentence.

Actually, the correct answer is A) The implant was ruptured, it was removed, the capsule was irrigated.

To determine the correct punctuation, we need to make sure that each independent clause (a group of words that can stand on its own as a sentence) is properly separated. In this case, we have three independent clauses: "The implant was ruptured," "it was removed," "the capsule was irrigated."

In sentence A, each independent clause is separated by commas, which is the correct way to punctuate a series of independent clauses. Sentence B lacks any punctuation between the clauses, and sentence C only has a comma separating the first two clauses. Therefore, sentence A is the correct choice.