Deficiencies of the fibrin-forming proteins often have a delayed bleeding symptom that is due to which of the following?

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Fibrin is essential for the stabilization of the hemostatic plug. Therefore, the absence of fibrin leads to the inability to form a stable clot, leading to delayed bleeding. Excessive bleeding from a traumatic injury, bleeding from rupture of small arterioles, and formation of hematomas may occur in other bleeding disorders but are not specifically related to deficiencies of fibrin-forming proteins.

Deficiencies of the Fibrin-Forming Proteins Often Have a Delayed Bleeding