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Which part of body stores extra blood and releases when shortage occurs?
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∙ 12y ago
The spongy part of your bones (the bottom and top tips) create red blood cells. We do not "store" extra blood. Often our blood pressure would drop, (low blood volume) and to compensate your blood vessels will constrict (become smaller) so that it will seem like there is more blood in your system. Think of a four lane road compared to a one lane road(constricted)
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