**Question:** Pick all the answers related to Virchow's Triad- a) fibromuscular dysplasia- b) stasis of blood flow- c) vasospastic disorder- d) endothelial injury- e) hypercoagulability**Explanation:** Virchow's Triad is a set of three broad categories of factors that are thought to contribute to thrombosis. The correct options related to Virchow's Triad are:- **b) stasis of blood flow:** This refers to the slowing or pooling of blood within the veins, increasing the risk of clot formation. - **d) endothelial injury:** Damage to the blood vessel lining can initiate the clotting process. - **e) hypercoagulability:** This is an increased tendency for the blood to clot, which can be due to genetic factors, certain medical conditions, or medications. Fibromuscular dysplasia and vasospastic disorder are not directly related to Virchow's Triad.

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Pick all the answers related to Virchow's Triad a) fibromuscular dysplasia b) stasis of blood flow C) vasopastic disorder d) endothelial injury e) hypercoagulability