hemostatic

/ˌhiməˈstætɪk/
adjective
  1. Relating to or causing the stopping of bleeding; used to describe agents or actions that control hemorrhage.
    • The doctor applied a hemostatic agent to the wound to stop the bleeding quickly.
    • Some natural substances, like certain plant extracts, have hemostatic properties.
    • Hemostatic dressings are commonly used in emergency medicine for severe injuries.
Synonyms
noun
  1. A substance or agent that stops bleeding.
    • The paramedic carried a hemostatic in her kit for trauma cases.
    • The surgeon used a hemostatic to control bleeding during the operation.
    • A common hemostatic is a powder that helps blood clot faster.
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