In which phase of wound healing is fibrin most involved?
A) First phase
B) Second phase
C) Third phase
D) All phases

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The lag phase occurs first, when after a series of events, fibrin is released into the wound and clotting begins. Fibrin continues to collect red blood cells (RBCs), and the clot dries into a scab. Within 1 to 4 days the fibrin threads contract and pull the edges of the wound together under the scab. The second phase, proliferation, is the wound healing and new growth period, which lasts 5 to 20 days. The final phase, the remodeling phase, extends from day 21 onward.

In Which Phase of Wound Healing Is Fibrin Most Involved