2 points Mechanisms exist to prevent thrombin formation which include endothelial cells, zymogens, and membrane lipids.

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2 points Mechanisms exist to prevent thrombin formation which include endothelial cells, zymogens, and membrane lipids. True False

2 points Activation of vitamin K dependent factors requires a second carboxyl group through the enzyme gammy glutamyl carboxylase. True False

2 points Lupus anticoagulants are antibodies and are the most common form of antiphospholipid antibodies. True False

2 points Fibrin is the principal substrate in coagulation. True False

Dysfibrinogenemia refers to fibrinogen disorders that are inherited autosomal dominant. True False