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Chapter 14, Problem 25CA
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The reason why vascular spasm is stimulated following an injury.
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The vascular spasms are caused at the site of injury due to the process of hemostasis. The blood clotting factors get activated and the accumulation of the platelets occurs near the region of the tissue injury. The release of the chemicals from the platelets like thromboxanes and serotonin causes the constriction of the blood vessels leading to a decrease in the flow of the blood at that site.
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