Chain reaction to stop bleeding

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Chain reaction to stop bleeding The platelet story T

One day in the capillary…. Solid blood parts RBCs WBCs Platelets Containing thromboplastin T T

You need calcium in your blood to stop bleeding. Dissolved in the plasma…. Calcium Prothrombin Fibrinogen Not dissolved thromboplastin T T

When you cut yourself When you cut yourself the platelet breaks open and starts a chain reaction. Thromboplastin is released and acts as a glue And makes fibrin threads They are sticky threads like a spider’s web This makes a mesh over the cut T T T T

Clot formation.. Healing begins The mesh over the cut traps RBCs and WBCs and makes a sticky mass called a clot. When it dries It is a scab. T

Ta Dah! You heal Your capillary cells divide and heal the wound. Your blood flows freely again T