In multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (MOSD),injured endothelial cells become more permeable,allowing fluid and protein to leak into interstitial spaces and they lose much of the ability to prevent blood clotting,allowing microvascular thrombi to develop.

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This statement is true. In MOSD, endothelial cell injury leads to increased permeability and clotting, which can contribute to organ dysfunction.

In Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome (MOSD),injured Endothelial Cells Become More