Which treatment is typically administered to a patient with hemophilia A to minimize severe bleeding during an operation?

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Transfusion of complete bloodAdministration of fresh frozen plasmaInjection of Factor VIII concentrateInjection of Factor IX concentratePlatelet transfusion

Explanation

Hemophilia A is caused by a deficiency of Factor VIII. To control bleeding during surgery, patients are given Factor VIII concentrate to replace the missing clotting factor. Fresh frozen plasma and whole blood contain multiple components but are less specific and effective. Factor IX concentrate is used for hemophilia B, not A.