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    A Patient Is Screened Positive for APCR
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A Patient Is Screened Positive for APCR

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Question 4

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A patient is screened positive for APCR.What does this mean for the patient?


A) The patient is at risk for hemorrhage.
B) The patient has a factor VLₑᵢdₑn mutation.
C) The patient is at risk for thrombosis.
D) The patient is on heparin.

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