The **internal internalized hemorrhage** does not exist as a type of hemorrhage. According to the texts, hemorrhages are classified as **external** and **internal**.

- **External hemorrhage**: Blood exits the body and is visible. It can be controlled with methods such as direct pressure on the wound.


- **Internal hemorrhage**: Occurs inside the body and is not visible. Its presence can be suspected if the person goes into **shock**, showing symptoms such as rapid and weak breathing, pale skin, and cold sweat.

- **Externalized internal hemorrhage**: Although the hemorrhage is internal, blood exits the body through openings such as the nose, ear, or mouth. This type of hemorrhage requires urgent attention and the blood flow should not be attempted to be stopped.

Therefore, the option "internal internalized" does not correspond to any recognized category of hemorrhage.