Question

1. irregular and large hemorrhages under the skin is called:

angina pectoris
ecchymosis
edema
pulmonary artery thrombosis

1. what is coagulated or clotted material that develops inside the vascular system?

thrombus
infarction
atheroma
embolism

Explanation:

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• Angina pectoris is chest pain due to heart issues, not skin hemorrhage.
• Ecchymosis is defined as irregular, large hemorrhages (bruises) under the skin.
• Edema is fluid accumulation, not hemorrhage.
• Pulmonary artery thrombosis is a blood clot in the pulmonary artery, not related to skin hemorrhages.

• Thrombus is a coagulated/clotted material forming inside the vascular system.
• Infarction is tissue death due to lack of blood supply, not the clotted material.
• Atheroma is fatty deposits in arteries, not clotted blood.
• Embolism is a clot (or other material) that travels, not the material forming in place.

Answer:

B. ecchymosis

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