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    Blood is composed of several components that work together to stop bleeding. Platelets form plugs that help stop bleeding at the site of an injury during primary hemostasis. Vitamin K plays a key role in the coagulation process during secondary hemostasis. Coagulation further stops bleeding through a chain reaction that forms a fibrin clot, which then undergoes clot retraction and is broken down through fibrinolysis.

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    Blood is composed of several components that work together to stop bleeding. Platelets form plugs that help stop bleeding at the site of an injury during primary hemostasis. Vitamin K plays a key role in the coagulation process during secondary hemostasis. Coagulation further stops bleeding through a chain reaction that forms a fibrin clot, which then undergoes clot retraction and is broken down through fibrinolysis.

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    Blood is composed of several components that work together to stop bleeding. Platelets form plugs that help stop bleeding at the site of an injury during primary hemostasis. Vitamin K plays a key role in the coagulation process during secondary hemostasis. Coagulation further stops bleeding through a chain reaction that forms a fibrin clot, which then undergoes clot retraction and is broken down through fibrinolysis.

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