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The factor which gives strength in wound healing_____________?

Correct answer: A. Collagen

  • A. Collagen
  • B. Blood supply
  • C. Growth factors
  • D. Hormones

Explanation

Collagen provides the tensile strength of a healing wound, with strength increasing as collagen is deposited and remodelled. Blood supply and growth factors support repair, but they do not form the main structural framework.

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