Non-Aspirin NSAIDs Are Not Used for the Prophylaxis of Adverse

question 2

Multiple Choice

Non-aspirin NSAIDs are not used for the prophylaxis of adverse cardiac events because:

• A)They have no effect on blood coagulation.
• B)They cause a significantly increased risk of stroke.
• C)They have less effect on coagulation.
• D)They are not safely used with anticoagulant therapy.

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