The clinical team performs a finger-prick blood test on Anna. Her parents help distract her, and she is given stickers afterward. During the procedure, they discuss that Anna has had three blood tests, that she bruises easily, and that her previous clotting test was normal. After the blood draw, they apply pressure to stop bleeding. The doctor says results will take a couple of hours. The family asks if they can go home and wait; the doctor says they can talk to the doctor about it. They review Anna's history of bleeding and previous test in Slovenia.