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    How Does the Anticoagulant EDTA Prevent Coagulation from Occurring
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How Does the Anticoagulant EDTA Prevent Coagulation from Occurring

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Question 1

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How does the anticoagulant EDTA prevent coagulation from occurring?


A) Binds calcium in a soluble complex
B) Enhances antithrombin activity
C) Chelates calcium ions
D) Inhibits factor XII activity

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