The antidote for heparin is______________?
Correct answer: C. Protamine sulphate
- A. Penicillinase
- B. Pryosulphate
- C. Protamine sulphate
- D. Potassium sulphate
Explanation
Protamine sulphate is a strongly basic protein that binds acidic heparin and neutralises its anticoagulant effect. The other sulphate compounds do not reverse heparin toxicity.
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