Question

Terry believes Mr. Lane is having a transfusion reaction. She orders continuous cardiac monitoring and pulse oximetry to monitor the hemoglobin saturation. She has a fluid drip started with low-dose dopamine to maintain kidney blood flow and function. She orders acetaminophen for Mr. Lane’s discomfort. While waiting for the doctor on call, Terry explains blood grouping antigens and antibodies to James, a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) trainee. GROUPS - blood group A - blood group B - blood group AB - blood group O TO BE PUT INTO ABOVE GROUPS - B antigen on RBC - no antigen on RBC - A antibodies present - A&B antigen on RBC - A&B antibodies present - A antigen on RBC - B antibodies present - no antibodies present