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I was doing some psychomotor tests at my school and this question came up.What do you call new pink tissue over a wound?
a. eschar
b. granulation
c. sanguineous fluid
d. sloughing
I thought b. granulation was the right answer but apparently that was wrong... Am I really wrong or is the computer wrong?
The computer is wrong. Eschar is basically a scab, also known as black tissue. Sangiuneous fluid is not wound material. Sloughing is not wound material. Leaving granulation tissue. However, since granulation tissue is usually pale, the correct answer should be epitheliazation (in my opinion).
David Carpenter, PA-C
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I was doing some psychomotor tests at my school and this question came up.
What do you call new pink tissue over a wound?
a. eschar
b. granulation
c. sanguineous fluid
d. sloughing
I thought b. granulation was the right answer but apparently that was wrong... Am I really wrong or is the computer wrong?