What does vitamin K deficiency lead to?

Correct option is C

· Vitamin K deficiency primarily leads to(c) Problem in blood coagulation.
Explanation:
· Vitamin K is essential for the synthesis of certain proteins that are involved in blood clotting (coagulation). A deficiency in vitamin K can impair the body's ability to form blood clots, leading to increased bleeding and difficulty in stopping bleeding when it occurs. This condition can be particularly problematic during injuries or surgeries.
· While vitamin K deficiency primarily affects blood coagulation, severe and prolonged deficiency can potentially impact other processes indirectly, such as bone metabolism due to the role of vitamin K in calcium metabolism and utilization. However, the most direct and immediate consequence of vitamin K deficiency is impaired blood clotting.