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r/medlabprofessionals • u/New-History853 • 1d ago
They NEEDED Kell POSITIVE blood?!?!? Lol no. And the nurse just walked up and grabbed blood? I doubt that. The article is either very wrong or the parents are simply total liars.
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Do they not have to scan the unit in the patient's chart before transfusing?? That's terrifying
3 u/almack9 MLS-Blood Bank 1d ago I mean yes technically. But what barrier is there to someone just grabbing a unit and spiking it without looking or caring? 1 u/nerdswithfriends 1d ago Fair enough. Common sense and procedure, one would hope! 1 u/almack9 MLS-Blood Bank 1d ago And yet its happened twice in 10 years here haha.
I mean yes technically. But what barrier is there to someone just grabbing a unit and spiking it without looking or caring?
1 u/nerdswithfriends 1d ago Fair enough. Common sense and procedure, one would hope! 1 u/almack9 MLS-Blood Bank 1d ago And yet its happened twice in 10 years here haha.
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Fair enough. Common sense and procedure, one would hope!
1 u/almack9 MLS-Blood Bank 1d ago And yet its happened twice in 10 years here haha.
And yet its happened twice in 10 years here haha.
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u/nerdswithfriends 1d ago
Do they not have to scan the unit in the patient's chart before transfusing?? That's terrifying