What is the plug of pads?
Hemostasis is an involuntary physical function designed to stop bleeding. It occurs in the bodies of human and animals when it is cut in the skin or in the blood vessel. After vascular convulsions and vasoconstriction, they reduce blood flow in a damaged blood vessel, the second step of the hemostasis plate. Plates - fragments of cells lacking core, but containing their own deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) - that travel in the blood, pass three steps to connect any holes or cuts. This plug occurs after and is more complicated than vascular convulsions and vasoconstriction; Blood clotting monitors the plug in haemostasis to complete the process. After damage or piercing the blood vessel, the plates detect damaged cells. The nearby plates will stick to all open surfaces and create a small clot to further damage. This is the starting point of the plug of the plate.
ER adhere to the damaged area, the plates are subject to a change known as the release of plates. Plates grow tendrils and contact other nearby platesAnd they form a wall. Once all nearby plates are connected, they open and release packages. Each package contains two types of content: alpha granules and thick granules.
alpha granules are used to treat the immediate area. They contain precipitation and growth factors that help grow new blood and seal the damaged area. The second type of granules, thick granules, contain chemicals that call other plates. This helps to increase the effectiveness of the plate clot.
In the last stage of the plug of plates, aggregation of plates, the plates are sticky. This causes new plates called thick granules to hold nearby plates. By becoming sticky, they are able to fully seal any damage in the Blood container and the plug of pads is complete.
While the plug of pads is useful in stopping bleeding and damage to the blood vessels, it does not occur separately. WouldČKA was not able to completely stop the bleeding and the movement can damage the plug. Blood clotting occurs further and is the most complex haemostatic activity, turns blood into a gel and tries to prevent any blood from leaving the body. If the wound is not severe, this haemostatic activity should be sufficient to close and heal the common section without the need for stitches or other medical procedures.