HEMOSTASIS :PHYSIO NOTES LEARN IT EASY WITH STENCIL DENT

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                         HEMOSTASIS 

       INTRODUCTION 


  • Spontaneous arrest or prevention of bleeding from injured /damaged vessels by physiological process.

  • STEPS IN HOMEOSTASIS :

  • VASOCONSTRICTION
  • FORMATION OF TEMPORARY HEMOSTATIC PLUG 
  • FORMATION OF PERMANENT HEMOSTATIC PLUG 



           
AIM OF THIS POST:
Today we have started with learning on what hemostasis is then we moved in to steps in haemostasis. If you like this post , and  if you want me to upload on youtube do let us know 
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