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Being a cell fragment, a platelet lacks a nucleus and organelles and does not have any synthetic ability.
Reactive Hyperemia
An increase in blood flow to an area of the body following a period of ischemia or lack of blood supply.
Purulent Drainage
A type of discharge from a wound that is often thick, yellow, green, or brown and is a sign of infection.
Sanguineous Drainage
Refers to the discharge of fresh blood from a wound, indicating active bleeding.
Decubitus Ulcer
Also known as a pressure sore or bedsore, it's a localized injury to the skin and/or underlying tissue, usually over a bony prominence, as a result of pressure or friction.
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