Question

1. what is a safety risk associated with anticoagulant or antiplatelet medications used to prevent blood clots?

increased risk for bleeding
increased risk for urinary retention
increased risk for seizures
increased risk for constipation

Explanation:

Anticoagulant and anti - platelet medications work by preventing blood from clotting easily. This action also increases the likelihood of bleeding when there is an injury or even spontaneously in some cases. Urinary retention, seizures, and constipation are not typical safety risks associated with these medications.

Answer:

Increased risk for bleeding