When Would Transfusing Non-Group-Specific Blood Be Warranted

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Multiple Choice

When would transfusing non-group-specific blood be warranted?

• A) Anti-M that interfered with reverse grouping was present in patient serum
• B) Anti-B is shown in an A person who has been massively transfused with group O blood
• C) Anti-A is shown in an A person who has been massively transfused with group O blood
• D) None of the above

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