ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY: AN INTEGRATIVE APP
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Author: McKinley
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Chapter 18, Problem 3CAL
Which sequence or pathway best describes the process of hemostasis that must occur in Taylor to stop her bleeding?
- a. intrinsic pathway → common pathway → clotting
- b. common pathway → extrinsic pathway → clotting
- c. extrinsic pathway → common pathway → clotting
- d. intrinsic pathway → extrinsic pathway → clotting
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