Which of the following would cause a secondary vitamin K deficiency?

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Antibiotics can disrupt the gut microbiome, which can decrease the production of vitamin K by gut bacteria and result in a secondary vitamin K deficiency. Excess bile production, presence of oxalic acid in food, insufficient intake of green leafy vegetables, and a high-fat, high-protein diet do not directly impact vitamin K production or availability in the body.

Which of the Following Would Cause a Secondary Vitamin K