1 5 Drag and Drop Platelets 2 RBCS 3 Fibrinogen 4 Aggregation of platelets 5 Hemorrhage 6 Thrombin 7 Vessel cut 8 Fibrin 9 RBCs enmeshed in fibrin 10 Prothrombin 11 Thromboplastin Clear All Check M

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