Several temporary and permanent sources are available for covering a burn wound. These may be manufactured synthetically, obtained from a biologic source, or a combination of the two. Which graft is described as a biologic source of skin similar to that of the client?

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Francis Frye

10 December, 16:54

Several temporary and permanent sources are available for covering a burn wound. These may be manufactured synthetically, obtained from a biologic source, or a combination of the two. Which graft is described as a biologic source of skin similar to that of the client?

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Ricky · Answer 1

Answer: Allograft

Explanation:

The allograft can be defined as the transplantation of the tissue, or cell or organs from a donor which is genetically non identical donor of the same species.

The transplant of one human being into another is known as allograft. The recipient and the donor are not identical twins.

This type of grafting technique is known as allograft.