Regarding the platelet plug: a) It causes permanent closure of blood vessel b) It is formed of fibrin threads. c) It is loose plug that easily detached. d) It needs prothrombin to... Regarding the platelet plug: a) It causes permanent closure of blood vessel b) It is formed of fibrin threads. c) It is loose plug that easily detached. d) It needs prothrombin to be formed.
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The question is asking for information regarding the characteristics of a platelet plug in the human body, specifically which statements about it are true or false.
Answer
c) It is loose plug that easily detached.
The correct answer is c) It is loose plug that easily detached.
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The correct answer is c) It is loose plug that easily detached.
More Information
A platelet plug forms temporarily to stop bleeding. It's not permanent and does not require fibrin threads or prothrombin for its formation. It's composed mainly of platelets.
Tips
Students often confuse platelet plugs with fibrin clots. Remember, the plug is temporary and initial, while fibrin clots stabilize it later.
Sources
- Hemostasis and blood_coagulation | SlideShare - slideshare.net
- Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology - Repository Poltekkes Kaltim - repository.poltekkes-kaltim.ac.id
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