During tissue injury and inflammation, the client's clotting system is activated. While planning care, the nurse chooses interventions based on which functions of the clotting system?
1. Stops bleeding
2. Initiates cell lysis
3. Inhibits mast cells degranulation
4. Prevents the spread of infection
5. Releases prostaglandins from platelets
6. Provides a framework for future healing
Ans:
1. Stops bleeding
4. Prevents the spread of infection
6. Provides a framework for future healing
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