D. Is the answer because it’s the middle layer
Answer: Wound eschar
Explanation:
A wound eschar can be define as a mass of dead tissue that sloughs off from a healthy skin after an injury occurs. It is a slough off piece of dead tissue that actually casts off typically from the surface of the skin. It occurs typically after a burn injury but can also be seen cases of ulcer, spider or tick bites, fungal infection, and gangrene.
As a result of tissue destruction in depth, the wound eschar formed by any of the above mentioned reason appears as a layer covered by black or gray nonviable denatured collagen.
Some of the illnesses that can usually be treated with antibiotics include strep infections, urinary tract infections, some forms of sinus infections, and some skin infections. Streptococcal infections are a common type of bacteria-caused illness that is usually treated with antibiotic therapy.
Explanation:
Mediterranean is ideal for a diabetic
gluten free for celiac
dairy free for lactose intolerance
dairy-rich for osteoporosis
fiber rich for heart disease
