Which event is characteristic of the remodelling phase of wound healing?
Correct answer: A. Collagen is reorganised and tensile strength increases
- A. Collagen is reorganised and tensile strength increases
- B. Neutrophils migrate into the wound and remove bacteria
- C. Platelets form a clot and stop active bleeding
- D. Fibroblasts begin depositing new collagen fibres
Explanation
During remodelling, collagen fibres are reorganised and the wound gradually gains strength, although healed tissue does not regain full original strength. Neutrophil activity belongs mainly to inflammation, while clotting and initial collagen deposition occur earlier.
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