the term blood clot is fancier than the term scab.
A scab is often larger (a clot can be so small that it fits inside your artery) a scab is often an older and external clot which has hardened.While blood is solidifying and bleeding has not quite stopped, it is clotting.
"Scab" has other meanings too (such as one who breaks a strike) while blood clot is unambiguous.
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∙ 12y agoOur white blood cells' jobs are to protect us. When the skin is cut, the white blood cells move torward the cut, and start forming the scab.
its a scab
Blood clotting is very important in helping prevent further blood loss through a wound. When exposed to air, platelets react with fibrinogen that form a mesh-like structure on the wound through the help of calcium and vitamin K.
white cells scab over a open cut which red blood cells travel with blood
The clotting of blood is surprisingly complicated, as it involves many stages and processes to clot a wound. If the gene coding for just one of these stages is missing, then you will have a condition called haemophilia, which leaves sufferers vulnerable to losing too much blood from a wound because it's unable to form a scab. If this is the case, a treatment of the necessary molecule will be infused into your bloodstream.
you cant have a scab without a clot, the clot forms when the blood coagulates (becomes thick and basically fills the hole, over time the scab forms and uses the clot like scaffolding to fill the gap with new cells, when its done falls off.
Clot, or scab.
coagulation, or the formation of a blood clot,which turns into scab if it is on the outside of the body.
Yes platelets form a sticky clot when a blood vessel is cut.
clot
The blood will clot and turn into another scab. If you pick this scab, it will bleed again and will take longer to heal and leave a much worse scar.
After the clot is in place and becomes hard, skin cells begin the repair process urn the scab. Eventually, the scab is lifted off. Bacteria that might get onto the wound during the healing process are destroyed by white blood cells.
Platelets form a clot on it and forms a scab but if it doesn't work properly it can cause an embolism when the clot moves ad they can't move through blood vessels
You might not have enough white blood cells to help form the clot. Otherwise, if a scab is forming, do not pick at it but do allow it to harden.
Our white blood cells' jobs are to protect us. When the skin is cut, the white blood cells move torward the cut, and start forming the scab.
When you have hemophilia, the proteins that clot your blood are not being created and therefore, a scab cannot be created to effeciently stop the bleeding.
when your blood doesn't clot( or create a scab)then that means you may have a rare blood disorder....you may need to see a doctor and you will continue to bleed until you faint or die.