hemostasia

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hemostasia

The surgeon performs hemostasia with a clamp on the small vessel.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • The stoppage of bleeding or hemorrhage: "Hemostasia" refers specifically to the physiological process or the surgical procedure of arresting the flow of blood from a damaged vessel.
    • The arrest of blood flow: It denotes the state or the act of achieving hemostasis, where bleeding is controlled.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • Effective hemostasia is critical during surgery to prevent excessive blood loss.
    • The surgeon achieved rapid hemostasia by applying pressure to the vessel.
Advanced Usage

  • "Achieve hemostasia": To successfully stop the bleeding.

    • The primary goal was to achieve hemostasia before closing the incision.

  • "Means of hemostasia": The method or instrument used to stop bleeding.

    • The new laser technique provides an effective means of hemostasia.
Variants and Related Words

  • Hemostasis (n): The standard alternative spelling for the same process.

    • Hemostasis is a vital bodily function.

  • Hemostatic (adj): Relating to or causing hemostasia.

    • A hemostatic agent was applied to the wound.

  • Hemostat (n): A surgical instrument used to clamp blood vessels to achieve hemostasia.

    • The surgeon reached for a hemostat to control the bleeding.
Synonyms
  • Stypsis (n, less common): The process of checking bleeding by means of an astringent.
  • Blood staunching: The act of stopping blood flow (common descriptive phrase).
Related Phrases

  • Control bleeding: A common phrase describing the action.

    • The first step is to control the bleeding.

  • Arrest hemorrhage: A more formal or medical phrase with a similar meaning.

    • The medication helped arrest the hemorrhage.
hemostasia

The surgeon performs hemostasia with a clamp on the small vessel.

Noun
  1. surgical procedure of stopping the flow of blood (as with a hemostat)

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