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Jasmin's dad has just had a stroke and been put on Warfarin.  Which of the following statements about warfarin is true?Group of answer choicesWarfarin helps with blood clotting Warfarin levels in the blood are monitored if a doctor suspects that levels are be high or the patient is non compliant Warfarin should not be taken with foods containing Vitamin K Warfarin is a "blood thinner"

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Jasmin's dad has just had a stroke and been put on Warfarin.  Which of the following statements about warfarin is true?Group of answer choicesWarfarin helps with blood clotting Warfarin levels in the blood are monitored if a doctor suspects that levels are be high or the patient is non compliant Warfarin should not be taken with foods containing Vitamin K Warfarin is a "blood thinner"

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All of the statements about Warfarin are true except for the first one.

  1. Warfarin does not help with blood clotting. In fact, it is an anticoagulant, or blood thinner, which means it slows the process of blood clotting.

  2. Warfarin levels in the blood are indeed monitored if a doctor suspects that levels are too high or the patient is non-compliant. This is because too much Warfarin can cause bleeding, while too little may not effectively prevent blood clots.

  3. Warfarin should not be taken with foods containing Vitamin K. This is because Vitamin K can counteract the effects of Warfarin, making it less effective.

  4. Warfarin is a "blood thinner" or anticoagulant, which means it slows the process of blood clotting. This can help prevent harmful clots from forming in the blood vessels.

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