In disseminated intravascular coagulation, bleeding develops mainly because of:
Correct answer: B. Consumption of clotting factors
- A. Excess platelet production
- B. Consumption of clotting factors
- C. Reduced red cell formation
- D. Increased plasma albumin
Explanation
DIC causes widespread formation of small thrombi, which consumes platelets and clotting factors. As these components become depleted, the affected animal may develop serious secondary hemorrhage.
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