What is the role of blood clotting in homeostasis?

      

What is the role of blood clotting in homeostasis?

  

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Isacko
when a blood vessel is cut, there is exposure of blood platelets to the air

this triggers fibrinogen to be converted to fibrin

the fibrin forms a clot that prevents body fluids e. g. blood from being lost

therefore the clot conserves water and salts in the body
Mohaissack answered the question on October 5, 2017 at 14:47


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