Which type of suture is often used to create a vascular anastomosis?
A) synthetic, absorbable, multifilament on a 3/8 circle cutting needle
B) synthetic, nonabsorbable, multifilament on a 1/2 circle taper needle
C) synthetic, absorbable, monofilament on a Keith straight needle
D) synthetic, nonabsorbable, monofilament with double-armed taper needles

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Synthetic, nonabsorbable, monofilament sutures with double-armed taper needles are often used for vascular anastomosis because they provide strong, long-lasting support needed for the healing of blood vessels, and the taper needles are designed to cause minimal injury to the vessel walls.

Which Type of Suture Is Often Used to Create a Vascular