Multiple Choice
The most important initial step in evaluating a suspected hemolytic transfusion reaction is to:
A) perform a CBC and urinalysis.
B) perform a DAT.
C) recheck the compatibility testing, using a pre- and post-sample.
D) reconfirm the patient's identity and reexamine all pre-transfusion testing.
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