While assessing a full-thickness wound, you see beefy red tissue that bleeds easily. this characterizes which phase of wound healing?

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Amber

21 March, 06:15

While assessing a full-thickness wound, you see beefy red tissue that bleeds easily. this characterizes which phase of wound healing?

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Aubrie Sharp · Answer 1

I believe the answer would be proliferation phase.

beefy red tissue that bleeds easily that mentioned in the question should be a granulation tissue. In this phase, the body will grow new tissue that will cover the area that opened because of the wound. It has a high vascular tissue, makes it look red.