Everything has a name. Blood happened to be called blood just because.
All words that we create are as inherently arbitrary as this one, meaning that the sound and spelling of the word almost always has nothing to do with the thing or concept being referred to. There is no objective reason for a feathered, winged flying creature to be called a "bird"; we call it a bird because at some point in the history of the language, a speaker or speakers decided that it was called a bird.
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You need to be more descriptive with your question. There are lots of things that could be called "clot tubes". Small blood vessels are called capillaries. The blood cells that play a primary role in clotting are called platelets.
if you draw blood from the arm from the surgical side, they could get swelling of the arm from poor circulation, called lymphedema. so they cannot have any blood draws, iv's, injections or blood pressue taken on that arm at all.
Lack of blood flow to the cerebrum can cause cell death. This is often called a stroke.
The presence of an overabundant amount of platelets in the blood is called Thrombocytosis. The condition causing such a blood status could be something like non-Hogkins Lymphoma or polycythemia vera...
The process of reducing blood is called cloting of blood or coagulation of blood
The matrix of blood is called plasma
no ones know but you could always email Hypherion and ask
the blood vessles that carry blood to your heart are called arteries
They are called Veins just FYI the blood vessels that bring blood away from the heart are called arteries
The blood of birds and mammals is called "blood" or "whole blood." It is composed of red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, and plasma.
We called "rakta" to blood in sanskrit.