A 25-year-old man has a lifelong hemorrhagic diathesis. The PT and bleeding time are normal, but the APTT is prolonged. The most likely cause of the bleeding disorder is Factor VIII deficiency| Fibrinogen deficiency Factor II deficiency A platelet functional disorder Von Willebrand disease.

A 25-year-old man has a lifelong hemorrhagic diathesis. The PT and bleeding time are normal, but the APTT is prolonged. The most likely cause of the bleeding disorder is Factor VIII deficiency| Fibrinogen deficiency Factor II deficiency A platelet functional disorder Von Willebrand disease.

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A 25-year-old man has a lifelong hemorrhagic diathesis. The PT and bleeding time are normal, but the APTT is prolonged. The most likely cause of the bleeding disorder is

Factor VIII deficiency|
Fibrinogen deficiency
Factor II deficiency
A platelet functional disorder
Von Willebrand disease.

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