NURS-6521 Walden University Final exam – What is the primary mechanism of action of heparin in anticoagulation therapy?
Question 631 pts
What is the primary mechanism of action of heparin in anticoagulation therapy?
Group of answer choices
It blocks ADP receptors on platelets.
It acts as a vitamin K antagonist.
It prevents the activation of factor X.
It directly inhibits thrombin.
It increases anti-thrombin activity.
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