Pathology Disturbances in Circulation
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| Frequent Urination | Polyuria
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| Antemortem pinpoint , extravascular blood discolorations visible as small red or Purplish hemorrhages of the skin or mucous menbranes | PETECHIAE(usually found in the lower legs but maybe distribted all aver the body)
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| Blood in the feces caused by the digestion of blood in the gastrointestinal tract and it is common in the new born | MELENA
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| Excess of blood in an area of the body | HYPEREMIA
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| Loss of moisture from the body tissue that may occur antemortem or postmortem | DEHYDRATION
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| Blood in the urine | HEMATURIA
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| Reduction in arterial blood supply Deficiency of arterial blood flow to an organ or tissue | ISCHEMIA
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| Abnormal accumulation of fluid within the pericordial sac | HYDROPERICARDIUM
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| A mass of undisolved matter present in the blood Lymphatic vessels and brought there by the bllod or lymph ; may be solid liquid,or gaseous. Occlusions of the vessels from these usually result in the development or infarcs. | EMBOLUS
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| Accumulation of free serous fluid in the abdominal cavity | THHROMBUS
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| Severe generalized edema | ANASARCA
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| Bleeding from the nose | EPISTAXIS
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| The scientific name for blood coming from the nose | EPISTAXIS
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| Sudden obstruction of vessel by debris | EMBOLISM
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| A POTENTIALLY LIFE TREATENING ACCUMULATION OF FLUID IN THE LUNGS | PULMONARY EDEMA
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| Edema usually of the skin of the extremities when presses firmly with a finger , the skin maintain the depression produced by the finger | PITTING EDEMA
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| A MASSIVE BLEEDING FROM ANYWHERE IN THE BODY | EXSANGUINATION
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| THE LOSS OF BLOOD TO THE POINT OF DEATH | EXANGUINATE
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| A swelling composed of a mass of extravascular blood confined to an organ,tissue or space caused by a break in the blood vessel | HEMATOMA
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| Abnormal accumulation of fluids in tissue or body cavities | EDEMA
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| The vomiting of blood | HEMATEMESIS
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| The chemical reaction of a compound with water , usually resulting in the formation of one or more new compounds | HYDROLYSIS
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| DECOMPOSITION OF A HUMAN REMAINS IS LARGELY DUE TO A PROCESS KNOWN AS | HYDROLYSIS
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| A blood clot that obstructs ablood vessel or a cavity of the heart | THROMBUS
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| Abnormal accumulation of fluid in the thoracic cavity | HYDROTHORAX
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| Accumulation of an excess of blood or tissue fluid in a body part | congestion
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| Blood in the sputum | HEMOPTYSIS
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| Small non elevated hemorrhage patch extravation of blood into a tissue | ECCHYMOSIS
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