Question

a child is seen in the health care clinic for complaints of fever. on data collection, the nurse notes that the child is pale, tachycardic, and has petechiae. aplastic anemia is suspected. the nurse should prepare the child to obtain which specimen that will confirm the diagnosis?

Answer 1

Hemophilia is a condition that affects most people from birth. A parent usually invariably passes it down to their offspring (inherits it).

Is hemophilia heritable?

• Hemophilia is a condition that affects most people from birth. A parent usually invariably passes it down to their offspring (inherits it).
• Hemophilia, a bleeding disorder where the blood does not clot properly, is typically inherited. In addition to bleeding after injury or surgery, this can cause bleeding on its own.
• Temporary partial thromboplastin (PTT). D: Hemophilia affects PTT in an unnatural way. The most useful test for diagnosing the disease will therefore be this one.
• The most frequent symptoms of moderate and severe hemophilia are muscle and joint bleeding.    

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