What is true about acquired disorder of coagulation?
Answer is option 2, shows defects in platelets as well Acquired disorders of coagulation may be the consequence of many underlying conditions, and although they may share abnormality of a coagulation test, e.g. a prolonged prothrombin time, their clinical effects are diverse and often opposing. Ref Robbins 9/e 454
Shows specific clotting deficiency
Shows defect in platelets as well
Less frequent that inherited disorder
Hemahrosis is specifically seen
Haematology