How does platelet aggregation protect the body when it is injured?
A. Platelet aggregation keeps the blood thin so that clots are unable to be formed when there are injuries
B. Platelets aggregate and inhibit clots from breaking off and moving to other parts of the body.
C. Platelet aggregation prevents clots in the cardiovascular system
D. Platelets aggregate and seal the entry to the vascular system to prevent blood from accessing the body tissues.
