Question

describe the process of blood clotting

Answer 1

The WBC cells release a enzyme which convert fibrinogen(inactive) to fibrin(active form) this fibrins attaches to the wound from where the blood vessel is rupture. The RBC get trapped in it and form a blood clot.

Answer 2

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Blood clotting or coagulation is an important process that prevents excess loss of blood from our body when we suffer from an injury.

Although it depends on the severity of the injury, the blood usually clots within 2 minutes of a cut, and forms a plug at the site of injury that prevents blood from flowing out of the body.

Just as important as the blood clotting process is, so is it complex too.

BLOOD CLOTING INCLUDE TWO STEPS :


》Primary Hemostasis: Also known as platelet plug formation, in this step the blood platelets get activated to form a plug at the site of injury.


》Secondary Hemostasis: There are clotting or coagulation factors in blood, which are actually proteins. When there is an injury to a blood vessel, these factors interact with each other in a cascade of reactions that finally result in the conversion of fibrinogen into fibrin strands.

These strands strengthen the platelet plug completing the process of blood clotting.


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