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EY67

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The suturing technique MOST appropriate for wounds likely to become infected or suffer potential stress is:
 a. blanket
  b. interrupted
  c. purse-string
  d. simple continuous

Question 2

Which type of suture ties has an attached needle?
 a. free tie
  b. ligature reel
  c. suture ligature
  d. tie-on-a-passer



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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