The action of platelets are triggered by any blood loss (internal and external) and they concentrate (move) in the area of loss rapidly, beginning the clotting (and eventually, healing) process.
Injury causes damaged tissue cells to produce prothrombin activator. This, along with clotting factor produced by the sticky platelets at the damaged site, cause prothrombin + calcium to make thrombin.
All the while fibrinogen is stimulated to make fibrin. The fibrin ensnares RBCs to form the clot with the platelets. All factors have to be there for the clotting to occur. Lack of any of them causes bleeding disorders.
You can say that the circulatory system is the major part of the clotting system.
there is not a part of the heart that stops you from bleeding to death. It is the platelets in your blood that stop your bleeding. When you get cut or a scrape, the platelets rush to the opening and stick together causing the blood to clot, and prevents you from bleeding to death.
your blood platelets
The ESU cuts tissue and/or stops the bleeding by coagulating the blood . The ESU cuts tissue and/or stops the bleeding by coagulating the blood .
It stops bleeding.
Clotting. It stops the bleeding.
coagulation time is the time it takes for the blood to clot. Bleeding time is the time at which the blood stops flowing through the wound.
Cover the wound with cobwebs. It stops the bleeding.
No. You only bleed like 5%. The bleeding stops. The reason you bleed is because there's blood around your baby. When your water breaks, and the baby is out, blood comes out. But don't worry! The bleeding stops in 4 seconds.
Platelets are a component of blood which are involved in blood clotting which stops bleeding and stops infection. However, if clotting occurs during the normal circulation of the blood, the clot might lodge in some blood vessel, cutting of the blood supply to vital organs, such as the heart.
platlets form to stop the bleeding from a cut
No, just ask anyone who's been circumcised. Your body stops bleeding by causing your blood to clot, regardless of where you are bleeding from.
Normal people (those that are not hemophiliacs or on blood thinging medicines) have factors in their blood which causes it to clot (go solid) in the presence of enzymes relaeased by damaged tissue.