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14. A 2-year-old child suffers from intestinal dysbacteriosis that lead to the development of the haemorrhagic syndrome. The most probable cause of haemorrhage is:(A. Vitamin K deficiencyB. Activation of tissue thromboplastinC. Hypovitaminosis PPD. Fibrinogen deficiencyE. Hypocalcemia)
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