Question

7 which term comes from the greek \to pour out,\ and refers to a large bruise? multiple choice petechia hematoma ecchymosis hemorrhage reperfusion injury

Explanation:

The term "ecchymosis" comes from the Greek word meaning "to pour out" and refers to a large - sized bruise. Petechia are small, pinpoint hemorrhages. Hematoma is a collection of blood outside of blood vessels but not specifically defined by the "to pour out" etymology. Hemorrhage is a general term for blood loss and reperfusion injury is related to tissue damage after blood flow is restored.

Answer:

ecchymosis