. Give 3 examples for each of the following bleeding disorders associated with vascular abnormalities 3.1 Connective Tissue Defects 3.1.1 Hereditary 3.1.2 Acquired 3.2 Altered Vessel Wall Structure 3.2.1 Hereditary 3.2.2 Acquired 4. Give a brief description of the following term related to hemostasis. 4.1 Purpura 4.2 Ecchymosis 4.3 Hematoma

. Give 3 examples for each of the following bleeding disorders associated with vascular abnormalities 3.1 Connective Tissue Defects 3.1.1 Hereditary 3.1.2 Acquired 3.2 Altered Vessel Wall Structure 3.2.1 Hereditary 3.2.2 Acquired 4. Give a brief description of the following term related to hemostasis. 4.1 Purpura 4.2 Ecchymosis 4.3 Hematoma

Biomedical Instrumentation Systems

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Chapter10: Instrumentation In Extracorporeal Circulation And Cardiac Assist Devices

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