Three general mechanisms prevent unwanted clot formation and the spreading of a clot to areas where it is not needed: _____ of clotting factors by blood flow, _____ of clotting factors by anticoagulants, and entrapment of _____ by the fibrin mesh.

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1. Three general mechanisms prevent unwanted clot formation and the spreading of a clot to areas where it is not needed: _____ of clotting factors by blood flow, _____ of clotting factors by anticoagulants, and entrapment of _____ by the fibrin mesh.