Practice question
How can arterial bleeding (arterial qanaxma) be distinguished from venous bleeding (venoz qanaxma)?
- Arterial blood is dark purple and oozes slowly; venous blood is clear.
- Arterial blood is bright red (scarlet) and spurts/pulsates under high pressure; venous blood is dark red and flows steadily.
- Arterial bleeding stops spontaneously within 10 seconds.
- Venous bleeding always spurts in high-pressure jets.
Answer: B — Arterial blood is bright red (scarlet) and spurts/pulsates under high pressure; venous blood is dark red and flows steadily.
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