★ Pathology of Cardiovascular Disease Quiz
How does the rupturing of an atheroma lead to the formation of a thrombus?
A. It releases oxygen, which causes blood to clot.
B. It releases clotting factors that activate a cascade of reactions, forming a blood clot.
C. It releases water, which dilutes the blood and prevents clotting.
D. It releases sugar, which thickens the blood and causes clotting.
Select your answer:
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Breath › ViewWhat is the pathology that leads to restrictive alveolar hypoventilation?
A. edema of the medulla oblongata
B. spasm of the muscles of the larynx
C. stagnation in the systemic circulation
D. double-sided pleuritis
E. interstitial pulmonary edema
Physio Intro Practice › View
The study of body STRUCTURE
A. cytology
B. histology
C. anatomy
D. physiology