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beccaep

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In facilities that use the electronic crossmatch, the C:T (crossmatched:transfused) ratio should approach
 
  a. 1:1
  b. 3:1
  c. 5:1
  d. 10:1

Question 2

Allocating can be considered a separate process or it can be considered the ___ step in the crossmatch process.
 
  a. Critical
  b. First
  c. Last
  d. Second



HandsomeMarc

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a

Answer to Question 2

Answer: c



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