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2 in 1 hemat q - target99
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34. A 13-year-old child has a history of bleeding, includ-
ing severe hemorrhage into the knee joint, requiring multi-
ple transfusions. Other male members of the family have
bleeding problems. He has a prolonged PTT and a normal
PT (PT). A 1:1 dilution of patient's plasma with normal
pooled plasma does not correct the PTT. ( 

35. A 16-year-old male has a history of easy bruising and
hemorrhages into the knee joint that have led to joint
deformity. Other male members of the family have also
had bleeding problems. He has a prolonged PTT and a
normal PT. A 1:I dilution of this patient's plasma with
normal pooled plasma corrects the PTT. ( )

common options of these 2 q

0 (A) Hemophilia A
0 (B) Hemophilia A with inhibitors of factor VIII
O © Vitamin K deficiency
O (D) von Willebrand disease
O (E) Heparin therapy
O (F) Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP)
O (G) Disseminated intravascular coagulation
O (H) Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (TTP)
O (I) Coumadin therapy
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b.
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#3
either a or b. But dont know which for which one???????????
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#4
1st..bbb
2nd...aaa
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#5
B

A
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#6
inability to correct patient's serum with normal serum dilution indicates the presence of inhibitor.so bb
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#7
wonderful all
its
B
A
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