When practicing suturing, it is best to simulate the real environment as close as possible. That means when you are finished suturing something, you should keep it away from your mouth.
When practicing suturing, it is best to simulate the real environment as close as possible. That means when you are finished suturing something, you should keep it away from your mouth.
I'd be careful because some suturing material is coated with stuff that you may not want to ingest. Given, it's likely a tiny amount so it probably won't make a difference but what is the marginal cost of another pig foot to you?
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