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A 55-year-old man has been diagnosed with coronary artery disease and begun antiplatelet therapy. The man has asked the nurse why he is not taking a blood thinner like warfarin. What is the most likely rationale for the clinician's use of an antiplatelet agent rather than an anticoagulant?
A)Antiplatelet agents do not require the man to undergo frequent blood work; anticoagulants require constant blood work to ensure safety.
B)Antiplatelet agents are more effective against arterial thrombosis; anticoagulants are more effective against venous thrombosis.
C)Antiplatelet agents are most effective in large vessels; anticoagulants are most effective in the small vessels of the peripheral circulation.
D)Antiplatelet agents have fewer adverse effects than anticoagulants.
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