Which option correctly matches the types of extravasation hemorrhages with their descriptions?

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Ecchymosis – extensive blood leakage into the skin and mucous membranesPurpura – hemorrhagic spots measuring about 1 cm on the skin and mucous membranesPetechiae – tiny, pinpoint bleeding spotsAll of the above

Explanation

Ecchymosis refers to large areas of blood leakage beneath the skin or mucous membranes. Purpura describes hemorrhagic patches approximately 1 cm in diameter on the skin or mucous membranes. Petechiae are very small, pinpoint hemorrhages. Therefore, all the given descriptions are accurate.