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1. All of the following are characteristics of acquired hemophilia EXCEPT:

A. Low factor VIII B. No bleeding history C. Hemarthrosis is common D. No family history

2. A bleeding patient with no identifiable source and an increase in aPTT underwent additional diagnostic tests. Which one of the following tests show the best approach to diagnosing the patient for acquired hemophilia A?

A. PT B. Bethesda assay C. Aspartate aminotransferase test D. Long aPTT with low fibrinogen

3. This patient has severe bleeding and is diagnosed with acquired hemophilia A. Which of the following would be the least optimal choice for this patient as it is limited to minor bleeds?

A. Recombinant porcine FVIII (rpFVIII) B. Recombinant Factor VIIa (rFVIIa) C. Activated prothrombin complex concentrates (aPCCs) D. Desmopressin (DDAVP)

4. Patients who may not respond well to bypassing agents and FVIII replacement therapy may be treated with what type of therapy?

A. Warfarin B. Immunosuppressive agents C. Heparin D. Recombinant activated factor VII

5. What is an additional consideration when managing acquired hemophilia A?

A. Low factor X B. Plasma level of FVII C. Underlying causes, such as auto-immune disease and malignancy D. Increasing thrombotic risk

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1. All of the following are characteristics of acquired hemophilia EXCEPT:

2. A bleeding patient with no identifiable source and an increase in aPTT underwent additional diagnostic tests. Which one of the following tests show the best approach to diagnosing the patient for acquired hemophilia A?

3. This patient has severe bleeding and is diagnosed with acquired hemophilia A. Which of the following would be the least optimal choice for this patient as it is limited to minor bleeds?

4. Patients who may not respond well to bypassing agents and FVIII replacement therapy may be treated with what type of therapy?

5. What is an additional consideration when managing acquired hemophilia A?

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1. All of the following are characteristics of acquired hemophilia EXCEPT:

2. A bleeding patient with no identifiable source and an increase in aPTT underwent additional diagnostic tests. Which one of the following tests show the best approach to diagnosing the patient for acquired hemophilia A?

3. This patient has severe bleeding and is diagnosed with acquired hemophilia A. Which of the following would be the least optimal choice for this patient as it is limited to minor bleeds?

4. Patients who may not respond well to bypassing agents and FVIII replacement therapy may be treated with what type of therapy?

5. What is an additional consideration when managing acquired hemophilia A?

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