When teaching a hemophilia patient about home care, what should be included?
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Correct answer: Avoid high bleed-risk activities; recognize internal bleeding
Patients with hemophilia must avoid high-risk activities, wear protective gear, and be educated on recognizing internal bleeds for prompt treatment.
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