Hemostasis best describes the body repairing a vein after venipuncture (Option B).
- Hemostasis refers to the body mechanism that stops bleeding in order to maintain blood within damaged blood vessels.
- This process (hemostasis) occurs when blood vessels such as veins, which are blood vessels that return blood to the heart, and arteries are injured.
- During hemostasis, different procoagulant and anticoagulant proteins interact to preserve the fluidity of the blood within the blood vessel.
In conclusion, hemostasis best describes the body repairing a vein after venipuncture (Option B).
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