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Capillaries are the small blood vessels that carry blood to the almost all the tissue in the body. Broken capillaries are the reason you get bruises. So in other words, when you get a minor bruise, you have broken your capillaries. Happy to help!
There is no difference. A collarbone is the common name for clavicle which is the anatomical name.
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Capillaries are composed of a single layer of cells and are the sites of fluid and gas exchange. The single cell later of capillaries, although ideal for diffusion, creates problems because capillary beds are easily destroyed. High blood pressure of any impact can rupture the thin-layered capillary and bruising occurs when blood rushes into the space between tissues. White blood cells eat the nutrients from the broken capillary tissue and recycle it basically. There is no way to get rid of them once they are broken, bruising will occur and it takes time before new capillaries can replace the old, the blood will be soaked up, and the bruising disappears.Therefore the only way to deal with broken capillaries is to wait for them to disappear on their own.
broken is 80 percent, scattered is 30 percent
extremes of temperature alternating heat and cold often leads to the formation of broken capillaries. these appear as fine red lines on white skin, and discolouraiton on black skin.
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old is broken but new is not
old is broken but new is not
More or less the same difference between a broken pencil and an unbroken pencil, except the bone has the potential to heal.
The difference between damage and defect is damage is when an item is broken or destroyed. A defect is usually a mechanical defect that prevents an item from working correctly.