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How does the body functions to prevent someone bleeding to death if his blood vessels is cut open?
This involves the clotting mechanism.
There are two pathways the intrinsic pathway and the extrinsic pathway. The intrinsic pathway is caused by a damaged surface. The extrinsic pathway is caused by trauma. It has a number of steps. Each step involves an enzyme or factor. Prothrombin changes to thrombin. Fibrinogen changes to fibrin. That produces a cross-linked fibrin clot. This blocks further bleeding.
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What is the purpose of the bleeding time test?
to cheack for any bleeding problems or vessels
Bleeding from the spleen medically known as?
Bleeding from the spleen is medically known as splenic hemorrhage. It can be caused by trauma, ruptured blood vessels, or underlying medical conditions like an aneurysm. Immediate medical attention is crucial to address the bleeding and prevent complications.
Why put pressure on a bleeding wound?
Direct pressure compresses the blood vessels to keep them from bleeding.
How do GI bleeding scans work?
Bleeding scans are based on the accumulation of radioactive material as it exits from the vessels during a bleeding episode.
Was bleeding behind eye had laser surgery to remove blood vessels but think bleeding has come back?
yes
What plugs broken blood vessels to avoid excessure bleeding?
blood
Does alum effectively stop bleeding"?
Yes, alum can effectively stop bleeding by constricting blood vessels and promoting blood clotting.
What do the platelet's do in the body?
The second type of blood cell is called a platelet. Whenever you are cut or have a break in your skin, platelets have the important job of traveling to the area and forming a clot or scab to stop the bleeding. Platelets also prevent you from bleeding even when you are not cut. They prevent blood from leaking out of the very tiny vessels in your body called capillaries.And also most nurse's tell you when you have a cut or something you like squeeze it together so it will stop bleeding
It plugs broken blood vessels to avoid excessive bleeding?
blood clot
How is xylem vessels adapted to its functions?
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Can the blood vessels of the heart perform the same functions?
yes..........
What happened to blood vessels when cardiovascular occur?
When a cardio vascular event occurs there is either bleeding due to rupture of vessels or blockage due to thrombosis
