Which product takes 10-14 days to resorb?

• A. Surgicel Fibrillar
• B. Tisseel
• C. Hemoblast
• D. PerClot

Answer: (B)

The concept being tested is how long different hemostatic products stay in the tissue before being absorbed. Tisseel is a fibrin sealant that forms a clot and is gradually degraded by the body's natural fibrinolytic processes. This typically results in resorption over about 10 to 14 days, which fits the given timeframe exactly. Other products in this category have different resorption profiles—some persist longer in tissue, while others clear more quickly—so they don’t match the 10–14 day window as neatly. Thus, the fibrin sealant’s resorption timeline makes it the best fit for taking roughly 2 weeks to be absorbed.