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Case study 2
When a trauma patient comes treating physician would be monitoring his severity of injury that has occurred and consequently the extent of blood loss. Also vitals and general condition of patient needs to be examined in order to transfuse the blood. Before blood transfusion blood grouping and cross matching needs to be done. Also physician will be assessing the risk and complications if blood is to be transfused to patient.
Similarly in second scenario if transfusion can wait blood donor can be arranged thus making use of optimum resources.
If patient condition worsens blood transfusion would not suffice the purpose. And if conditions improve transfusion can be done after due confirmation of physician.
Nurses responsibility is to keep record of blood bags that are available and also check the bags.
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