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Which of the following is the best interpretation of the doctor’s order “type and cross-match two units of packed cells prior to surgery”?
a.   The client has a known blood incompatibility.
b.   The client will donate two units of blood prior to surgery.
c.   The client will have two units of blood administered prior to surgery.
d.   Blood will be cross-matched and held in the lab in case the patient needs it.

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Administrative and Clinical Procedures for the Canadian Health Professional

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