Multiple Choice
The major difference between unfractionated heparin (UH) and low-molecular-weight heparin (LMWH) is related to the:
A) Size of the molecules-UH is a large molecule compared with LMWH.
B) Source of the drug-UH is derived from bovine lungs and LMWH is derived from pig intestines.
C) Testing of effectiveness-Serum levels of LMWH must be done every 2 days during therapy.
D) Route of administration-LMWH cannot be administered subcutaneously.
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