For a child with severe hemophilia A admitted with a joint bleed, what treatment is anticipated?
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Correct answer: Factor VIII infusion and joint care
Hemarthrosis in hemophilia A is managed with factor VIII replacement, joint care, and analgesia to prevent joint damage.
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