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Answer (Question 2)
What are some of the precautions related to using records in the TS? Although records play a key role in the TS, there are precautions associated with their use: Historical ABO blood groups are never used to issue RBC since errors can result in life-threatening hemolytic transfusion reactions. ABO and Rh records on cards carried by patients are never used for transfusion purposes since they are totally unreliable.
Although records play a key role in the TS, there are precautions associated with their use:
Historical ABO blood groups are never used to issue RBC since errors can result in life-threatening hemolytic transfusion reactions. ABO and Rh records on cards carried by patients are never used for transfusion purposes since they are totally unreliable.
Historical ABO blood groups are never used to issue RBC since errors can result in life-threatening hemolytic transfusion reactions.
ABO and Rh records on cards carried by patients are never used for transfusion purposes since they are totally unreliable.
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Historical ABO blood groups are never used to issue RBC
since errors can result in life-threatening hemolytic transfusion
reactions.