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Which of the following can inactivate the activated FVIII?

Which of the following can inactivate the activated FVIII? Correct Answer Activated protein C

Once activated, FVIIIa is inactivated by the dissociation of the A2-domain from the heterotrimer and/or by the proteolytic inactivation by activated protein C (APC). Activated FVIII cannot be activated by activated/inactivated protein B.

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