Which of the Following Are Characteristics of Absorbable Sutures

question 1

Multiple Choice

Which of the following are characteristics of absorbable sutures?

• A) They are made of gut and do not require removal after the wound has healed.
• B) They are used for the outside layer.
• C) They must be removed after wound healing is well under way.
• D) They are made of silk, nylon, or Dacron.
• E) They are inserted into the skin with a disposable staple unit.

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