A hematoma is commonly called a(n):

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A hematoma is a collection of blood outside of a blood vessel, resulting in discoloration of the skin and swelling. It is commonly known as a bruise. Choice A, "bleeder," may refer to a person or animal with a bleeding disorder or a vessel that bleeds excessively, but does not specifically refer to a hematoma. Choice B, "venipuncture," refers to the process of puncturing a vein to draw blood or administer medication, but does not necessarily involve the formation of a hematoma. Choice D, "blood poisoning," refers to a serious and potentially life-threatening bacterial infection of the bloodstream, which is not related to a hematoma.

A Hematoma Is Commonly Called A(n)