In trying to explain a prolonged APTT, the following should be considered:
A) The possibility that there is heparin in the specimen
B) Hypofibrinogenemia and/or DIC
C) Elevated hematocrit resulting in too much anticoagulant in the tube for the amount of plasma present and/or traumatic venipuncture
D) Specific factor deficiency or an inhibitor
E) All of the above
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