Suturing a large wound
A)prevents scarring.
B)increases scar formation.
C)leads to wound contracture.
D)allows healing by secondary union.
E)reduces risk of infection and helps to heal faster.

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Suturing a large wound reduces the risk of infection and helps to heal faster by bringing the edges of the wound together, allowing for primary intention healing. This method of healing is preferred over healing by secondary intention, which results in more scarring and wound contracture.

Suturing a Large Wound