Question

9 after seeing a commercial on television about deep vein thrombosis (dvt), charlie is worried that he might develop it since he takes a medication that increases the risk developing of blood clots. what can he do to reduce the risk of developing dvt? multiple choice avoid over - exertion and too - frequent bouts of exercise. stop excessive consumption of vitamin k. stop use of oral antibiotics like tetracycline. avoid prolonged periods of staying still in one position.

Explanation:

Deep - vein thrombosis (DVT) is more likely to occur when blood flow is sluggish. Prolonged sitting can slow blood flow in the legs, increasing the risk of DVT. Avoiding over - exertion and frequent exercise bouts, stopping vitamin K consumption or using oral antibiotics are not direct ways to reduce DVT risk in this context.

Answer:

Avoid prolonged periods of staying still in one position.