Which of the following is not typically observed in classic hemophilia (hemophilia A)?

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Hemorrhage into muscles, joints, and soft tissuesReduced levels of factor VIIIProlonged prothrombin timeExtended activated partial thromboplastin timeSpontaneous bruising

Explanation

In classic hemophilia A, patients commonly experience bleeding into muscles, joints, and soft tissues due to a deficiency of factor VIII. This condition leads to a prolonged activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT), while prothrombin time (PT) remains normal. Therefore, an increased PT is not a characteristic finding in hemophilia A.