Describe granulation tissue.
A)Granulation tissue is newly formed epithelial tissue.
B)Granulation tissue is a combination of blood clots,fibroblasts,and capillaries in healing tissue.
C)Granulation tissue is all three layers of the integument forming,subcutaneous,dermis,and epidermis.
D)Granulation tissue is a raised,thickened mass of scar tissue.
E)Granulation tissue is thick,non-elastic tissue dominated by collagen fibers.

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Granulation tissue is a combination of blood clots, fibroblasts, and capillaries that forms during the healing process of a wound or injury. It is not newly formed epithelial tissue or all three layers of the integument forming. While it can develop into scar tissue, it is not initially raised or thickened. Additionally, while collagen fibers are present in granulation tissue, it is not necessarily non-elastic or dominated by collagen fibers.

Describe Granulation Tissue