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== Process == | == Process == | ||
Hemostasis is composed of four major processes in a set order. '''Vascular constriction''' is the first step of hemostasis. It stops the blood flow to the area that is injured. When a person gets injured, Vascular contriction occurs to prevent excessive bleeding. After vascular constriction, thrombin activates platelets and they aggregate at the site of the injury, and loose platelet fibrogen. | Hemostasis is composed of four major processes in a set order. '''Vascular constriction''' is the first step of hemostasis. It stops the blood flow to the area that is injured. When a person gets injured, Vascular contriction occurs to prevent excessive bleeding. After vascular constriction, thrombin activates platelets and they aggregate at the site of the injury, and loose platelet fibrogen. | ||
<ref | <ref>[http://themedicalbiochemistrypage.org/blood-coagulation.html The Medical Biochemistry] Michael W. King, Ph.D, IU School of Medicine, February 24, 2011.</ref> | ||
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