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What is the definition of hemorrhage?
What is the definition of hemorrhage?
- The escape of blood from the blood vessels (extravasation) (correct)
- The pooling of blood within intact vessels
- A reduction in blood flow due to vessel constriction
- Increased perfusion of tissues with oxygenated blood
How does hemorrhage differ from hyperemia and congestion?
How does hemorrhage differ from hyperemia and congestion?
- In hemorrhage, blood is within the vessel wall, whereas in hyperemia and congestion, blood escapes the vessel
- In hemorrhage, blood escapes the vessel wall, whereas in hyperemia and congestion, blood remains within vessels (correct)
- Hemorrhage occurs due to vessel constriction, while hyperemia and congestion occur due to vessel dilation
- Hyperemia and congestion only affect arteries, while hemorrhage only affects veins
What are the two main classifications of hemorrhage?
What are the two main classifications of hemorrhage?
External or internal (within tissues or body cavities)
Which of the following is not a possible origin of hemorrhage?
Which of the following is not a possible origin of hemorrhage?
Hemorrhage by rhexis occurs due to:
Hemorrhage by rhexis occurs due to:
Which of the following is not a cause of hemorrhage by rhexis?
Which of the following is not a cause of hemorrhage by rhexis?
What is a key characteristic of hemorrhage by diapedesis?
What is a key characteristic of hemorrhage by diapedesis?
Which of the following is not a cause of hemorrhage by diapedesis?
Which of the following is not a cause of hemorrhage by diapedesis?
What are the causes of hemorrhage?
What are the causes of hemorrhage?
What is the smallest type of hemorrhage based on size? What is the size noted grossly?
What is the smallest type of hemorrhage based on size? What is the size noted grossly?
What is the correct classification of a hemorrhage that is larger than petechiae but smaller than ecchymosis?
What is the correct classification of a hemorrhage that is larger than petechiae but smaller than ecchymosis?
The gross size of petechia on skin, mucosal and serosal surfaces are about 1-3 cm in size
The gross size of petechia on skin, mucosal and serosal surfaces are about 1-3 cm in size
What is the term for a hemorrhage that is greater than 1 cm in diameter and resembles bruising?
What is the term for a hemorrhage that is greater than 1 cm in diameter and resembles bruising?
Ecchymosis is larger than petechia (up to 1 or 2 cm)
Ecchymosis is larger than petechia (up to 1 or 2 cm)
Atonal hemorrhages: _____ and ____ associated with terminal hypoxia
Atonal hemorrhages: _____ and ____ associated with terminal hypoxia
Which hemorrhage type is characterized by large, broad areas of hemorrhage that are widespread and coalescing?
Which hemorrhage type is characterized by large, broad areas of hemorrhage that are widespread and coalescing?
How would you describe a paint-brush hemorrhage?
How would you describe a paint-brush hemorrhage?
Paint brush hemorrhages are most common on _____ and ____ surfaces.
Paint brush hemorrhages are most common on _____ and ____ surfaces.
What is the definition of hemorrhagic diathesis?
What is the definition of hemorrhagic diathesis?
Hemorrhagic diathesis is commonly associated with which of the following?
Hemorrhagic diathesis is commonly associated with which of the following?
A patient with hemorrhagic diathesis is likely to exhibit:
A patient with hemorrhagic diathesis is likely to exhibit:
A localized collection of blood within a tissue, forming a swelling, is called:
A localized collection of blood within a tissue, forming a swelling, is called:
Hemorrhage occurring around blood vessels is classified as:
Hemorrhage occurring around blood vessels is classified as:
A hemorrhage occurring between the arachnoid matter and the dura matter is classified as:
A hemorrhage occurring between the arachnoid matter and the dura matter is classified as:
A hemorrhage occurring between the dura mater and the skull is classified as:
A hemorrhage occurring between the dura mater and the skull is classified as:
What is a hemorrhage into the thoracic cavity?
What is a hemorrhage into the thoracic cavity?
A hemorrhage occurring in the abdominal cavity is classified as:
A hemorrhage occurring in the abdominal cavity is classified as:
A hemorrhage located within the pericardial sac is called:
A hemorrhage located within the pericardial sac is called:
A hemorrhage within a joint space is called:
A hemorrhage within a joint space is called:
Match the terms to it’s definition.
Match the terms to it’s definition.
Match the term to the correct definition
Match the term to the correct definition
What is the primary process that stops hemorrhage?
What is the primary process that stops hemorrhage?
What determines the resolution of hemorrhage?
What determines the resolution of hemorrhage?
In the resolution of a hematoma, hemoglobin is converted into which sequence of pigments?
In the resolution of a hematoma, hemoglobin is converted into which sequence of pigments?
Which of the following is the most severe consequence of a massive, rapid blood loss?
Which of the following is the most severe consequence of a massive, rapid blood loss?
Repeated small hemorrhages over time can lead to which condition?
Repeated small hemorrhages over time can lead to which condition?
What is the primary goal of hemostasis?
What is the primary goal of hemostasis?
What is the first step in hemostasis following vascular injury?
What is the first step in hemostasis following vascular injury?
Which factor is critical for platelet adhesion during primary hemostasis?
Which factor is critical for platelet adhesion during primary hemostasis?
The coagulation cascade is divided into which two pathways?
The coagulation cascade is divided into which two pathways?
What is the function of the fibrinolytic system in hemostasis?
What is the function of the fibrinolytic system in hemostasis?
Which of the following is involved in secondary hemostasis?
Which of the following is involved in secondary hemostasis?
What is the main function of the coagulation cascade?
What is the main function of the coagulation cascade?
Which organ is primarily responsible for producing coagulation factors?
Which organ is primarily responsible for producing coagulation factors?
The intrinsic pathway is also known as the:
The intrinsic pathway is also known as the:
Which of the following factors belong to the extrinsic pathway?
Which of the following factors belong to the extrinsic pathway?
The common pathway of coagulation includes which factors?
The common pathway of coagulation includes which factors?
What is the final outcome of the coagulation cascade?
What is the final outcome of the coagulation cascade?
What can cause coagulation failure? (Hint 6)
What can cause coagulation failure? (Hint 6)
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