Resolve the following ABO/Rh grouping discrepancies: a. An 85 years old male patient with forward ABO type as B and the reverse type as O. b. A trauma patient who was transfused several units of prbcs as an emergency a day ago, ABO forward = “A” mixed field and the reverse = was a clearcut “A” c. An unknown patient from the pediatric ward with the following ABO typing result- forward typing as O and the reverse typing as AB. Present the reasons for the discrepancy and troubleshoot to secure the right ABO type of the patients

Resolve the following ABO/Rh grouping discrepancies: a. An 85 years old male patient with forward ABO type as B and the reverse type as O. b. A trauma patient who was transfused several units of prbcs as an emergency a day ago, ABO forward = “A” mixed field and the reverse = was a clearcut “A” c. An unknown patient from the pediatric ward with the following ABO typing result- forward typing as O and the reverse typing as AB. Present the reasons for the discrepancy and troubleshoot to secure the right ABO type of the patients

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Chapter10: Cpt Anesthesia

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