Veronica got a cut on her arm, and it started bleeding. her circulatory system started working hard to prevent blood loss and protect against infection. which two components of the blood were functioning at a higher level than normal?

The Platelets and WBCs are the two main componet of the blood that function at a higher level than normal.

Veronica got a cut on her arm. The cut on the arm causes the tissue and blood vessel damage that cause bleeding.

Platelets:

They release some facters to starts the prcess of blood clotting that help to stop bleeding.

White blood cells:

These are defence cells start to accumulate at the site of cut to prevent any infection from bacteria or viruses.

Therefore, the Platelets and WBCs are the two main componet of the blood that function at a higher level than normal.

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The question says that the person got a cut on her arm. The cut on the arm causes the damage to the blood vessels and may cause bleeding.

In this case, the blood needs to be clotted. The clotting of the blood is carried out by the platelets. Hence, the platelets would be functioning in higher amount than the normal.

Also, the cuts expose the inner layer of the skin, which is not protected for infections. Hence, the exposed skin is prone to infection. In this case, the white blood cells become active to prevent the infection process.

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