Work 1. Vascular-platelet hemostasisThe endothelial cellCirculating plateletsADP secretionAdhesion to subendotheliumwwSubendoteliumTissue factors ThrombinFactors of plasmaADPOThe thrombus formed by platelets and fibrinAAggregationThrombus formationImg. 39. Vascular-platelet hemostasisBCDescribe the processes occurringin stages: A, B, C.A.B.C.

Here, we are given the diagrammatic representation of different steps in haemostasis. This process…

The endothelial cell Circulating platelets O ADP secretion Adhesion to subendothelium Subendotelium Factors of plasma ADP Tissue factors Thrombin 9 The thrombus formed by platelets and fibrin A Aggregation Thrombus formation Img. 39. Vascular-platelet hemostasis B Describe the processes occurring in stages: A, B, C. A. B. C.

The endothelial cell Circulating platelets O ADP secretion Adhesion to subendothelium Subendotelium Factors of plasma ADP Tissue factors Thrombin 9 The thrombus formed by platelets and fibrin A Aggregation Thrombus formation Img. 39. Vascular-platelet hemostasis B Describe the processes occurring in stages: A, B, C. A. B. C.

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