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What happens when antifibrinolytics are used in the body?
What happens when antifibrinolytics are used in the body?
- They have no effect on clotting
- They dissolve existing clots
- They limit clot formation (correct)
- They promote clot formation
What is the result of a clot forming in a deep vein of the leg?
What is the result of a clot forming in a deep vein of the leg?
- It goes directly to the brain
- It goes directly to the heart
- It stays in the leg and causes no harm
- It goes to the lung and gets stuck in the capillaries (correct)
Why do doctors tell patients to get out of bed and move after surgery?
Why do doctors tell patients to get out of bed and move after surgery?
- To promote healing
- To prevent infection
- To reduce pain
- To prevent blood clots from forming (correct)
What is the term for a clot that forms in an artery?
What is the term for a clot that forms in an artery?
Where does a clot go if it forms in a deep vein of the leg and the person has an inter-atrial hole?
Where does a clot go if it forms in a deep vein of the leg and the person has an inter-atrial hole?
What can happen if a clot blocks an end artery?
What can happen if a clot blocks an end artery?
What is the result of a clot traveling to the lung and getting stuck in the capillaries?
What is the result of a clot traveling to the lung and getting stuck in the capillaries?
What can happen if a clot forms in a deep vein and travels to the heart?
What can happen if a clot forms in a deep vein and travels to the heart?
What is the term for the process of a clot forming in a deep vein and traveling to the lung?
What is the term for the process of a clot forming in a deep vein and traveling to the lung?
What is the purpose of antifibrinolytics in the body?
What is the purpose of antifibrinolytics in the body?