Which condition is most suitable for healing by first intention in a veterinary patient?
Correct answer: A. A clean wound with opposed edges
- A. A clean wound with opposed edges
- B. A contaminated wound with dead tissue
- C. An infected wound with wide separation
- D. A granulating wound left open
Explanation
Healing by first intention occurs when clean wound edges are accurately opposed with minimal tissue loss. Contaminated, infected, or widely separated wounds usually require healing by second or delayed intention.
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