In which type of external bleeding is less likely to clot?

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Helen

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20 December, 10:37

In which type of external bleeding is less likely to clot?

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Adrienne Goodwin · Answer 1

Arterial is the type of external bleeding is less likely to clot. As the name proposes, blood stream beginning in a course. With this kind of dying, the blood is commonly brilliant red to yellowish in shading, because of the high level of oxygenation. Blood regularly leaves the injury in spurts, instead of in an enduring stream.