The Correct Order of the Four Stages of the Coagulation

The correct order of the four stages of the coagulation or hemostasis process is:

A) Retraction or tightening of the clot; platelets become sticky,clump together,and adhere to the injured vessel wall; degradation or breakdown of the clot; and the extrinsic,intrinsic,and common pathway activate and proceed to complete the clot.
B) Platelets become sticky,clump together,and adhere to the injured vessel wall; retraction or tightening of the clot; degradation or breakdown of the clot; and the extrinsic,intrinsic,and common pathway activate and proceed to complete the clot.
C) Platelets become sticky,clump together,and adhere to the injured vessel wall; the extrinsic,intrinsic,and common pathway activate and proceed to complete the clot; retraction or tightening of the clot; and degradation or breakdown of the clot.
D) The extrinsic,intrinsic,and common pathway activate and proceed to complete the clot; retraction or tightening of the clot; degradation or breakdown of the clot; and platelets become sticky,clump together,and adhere to the injured vessel wall.