After applying pressure to the bleeding site, what is the priority intervention?

The correct answer is D: Administer factor replacement therapy as prescribed. This is the priority intervention for managing bleeding in patients with clotting disorders like hemophilia. Factor replacement therapy helps replace the deficient clotting factor, effectively stopping the bleeding. Encouraging range of motion exercises (A) can worsen the bleeding. Administering antibiotics (B) is not the priority in this case. Applying heat (C) can increase bleeding by dilating blood vessels. Therefore, D is the correct choice for immediate management of bleeding in patients with clotting disorders.