Question

When referring to a distended blood vessel, a doctor may use the term A. syncope. B. varicose. C. ascites. D. globulin.

Answer 1

Varicose veins are visible distended veins usually used to describe visible vasculature in the legs. B henceforth would be the correct answer.

Syncope is used to describe the feeling of lightheadedness by cardiovascular means. Ascites is effusion or fluid build-up in the abdominal cavity. while globulin is a component of the blood stream. 

Answer 2

The answer would be B