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storky111

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In most situations, patients who type as Rh(D) negative should receive
 
  a. Rh(D)-negative red blood cells
  b. Rh(D)-positive red blood cells
  c. Rh(E)-negative red blood cells
  d. Rh(E)-positive red blood cells

Question 2

The majority of hemolytic transfusion reactions that occur are due to
 
  a. errors in sample or patient identification
  b. errors in written orders
  c. illegible handwriting on the order
  d. miscommunication of verbal orders



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a

Answer to Question 2

Answer: a



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