Answer:
Post-operative suture removal.
Explanation:
Post-operative suture removal involves the process of removal of sutures after the replacement of 1-2 weeks. Early removal may cause the tissue injury or may cause the infection.
The individual that is at high risk of bacterial endocarditis does not require the post-operative suture removal. Because this removal may increase the chances of infection in the individual and makes the condition even more worse.
Thus, the correct answer is option (B).
Skinless chicken or turkey, Ground beef, Beans/ lentils, low or no fat dairy, fish, nuts / seeds, and my personal favorite eggs.
They are similar, because they both help with nerves and keep you calm. They are different, because one can damage hands and feet and the other cannot. I hope this helped.
