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Which of the following tests is increased in a patient with severe hemophilia A?
 
  a. PTT
  b. Thrombin time (TT)
  c. PT
  d. Factor VIII assay

Question 2

What is the typical clinical picture in patients with severe hemophilia A?
 
  a. Generalized bleeding after trauma or dental work
  b. Generalized hemorrhage
  c. Major bruising on extremities and chronic nosebleeds
  d. Serious anatomic bleeds into joints



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A
The PTT is increased (prolonged) in patients with severe hemophilia A because of a significant decrease in factor VIII. The PT and TT are both normal.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: D
Hemophilia A causes anatomic bleeds, including deep muscle and joint bleeds. Major bruising is associated with platelet abnormalities.



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