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Hematological Homeostasis

Meaning

Hematological Homeostasis refers to the dynamic equilibrium maintained within the blood system, ensuring that all cellular and fluid components of the blood are kept within their optimal functional ranges. This encompasses the precise regulation of red and white blood cell production, coagulation factors, and overall blood volume. A stable hematological environment is essential for oxygen transport, immune defense, and preventing both hemorrhage and thrombosis, reflecting overall systemic health.