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Review Question - QID 6065

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QID 6065 (Type "6065" in App Search)
To control most spontaneous bleeding into the knee in children with hemophilia, factor VIII must be replaced to what percentage of normal?

0% to 10%

1%

2/300

20% to 30%

22%

65/300

40% to 50%

38%

113/300

60% to 70%

31%

92/300

80% to 90%

9%

27/300

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The knee is the most common location of spontaneous bleeding in children with hemophilia. Treatment generally requires replacement to 40% to 50% of normal. For surgery, the replacement should be to 100%. The plasma level generally rises 2% for every unit (per kg body weight) of factor VIII administered.

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