Hematology 2 - Hemorrhagic Coagulation Disorders

Inadequate cauterization or ineffective surgical suturing

Trauma or infection

Tumor or isolated blood vessel defect

Hereditary bleeding disorders (correct)

Localized hemorrhage requires physical intervention, while generalized hemorrhage can be treated with transfusion alone.

Localized hemorrhage is from a single location, while generalized hemorrhage is from multiple sites. (correct)

Localized hemorrhage is always spontaneous, while generalized hemorrhage is always due to trauma.

Localized hemorrhage is always due to a tumor, while generalized hemorrhage is always due to a disorder of hemostasis.

Mucocutaneous (Systemic) hemorrhage (correct)

Bleeding from a surgical site

Soft tissue (Anatomic) hemorrhage

Bleeding due to a tumor or blood vessel defect

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