n.凝结力；凝固性

The blood's coagulability is crucial for preventing excessive bleeding during injury.
血液的凝固性对于防止受伤时出血过多至关重要。
A deficiency in vitamin K can impair the coagulability of blood, leading to easy bruising and prolonged bleeding.
维生素K缺乏会降低血液的凝固性，导致容易淤青和出血时间延长。
The doctor tested the patient's coagulability to ensure their blood would clot properly after surgery.
医生检测了患者的凝血能力，以确保手术后血液能正常凝固。
Hereditary thrombophilia increases the risk of coagulability disorders, making it important for her to be monitored regularly.
遗传性血栓形成倾向增加了她发生凝血异常的风险，因此需要定期监测。
The anticoagulant medication reduces the coagulability of blood, preventing blood clots from forming.
抗凝血药物降低血液的凝固性，阻止血栓形成。
In a coagulability test, a small sample of blood is mixed with a substance that triggers clotting, revealing any potential issues.
在凝血测试中，一小部分血液与引发凝血的物质混合，以揭示可能的问题。
The laboratory results showed normal coagulability parameters, indicating a healthy clotting response.
实验室结果显示凝血参数正常，表明有健康的凝血反应。
The patient's coagulability was restored after receiving the appropriate dose of clotting factor replacement therapy.
经过适当的凝血因子替代疗法，患者的凝血能力得到了恢复。
A person with hypercoagulability may have an increased risk of developing deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism.
凝血过度的人可能有深静脉血栓或肺栓塞的风险增加。
The researchers investigated factors affecting coagulability in patients with severe trauma to understand better how to manage bleeding.
研究人员研究了严重创伤患者中影响凝血性的因素，以便更好地管理出血。