Multiple Choice
Why is the 37°C reading omitted when using PEG additive?
A) PEG may cause aggregation of RBCs at 37°C.
B) Antibodies detected by PEG do not react at 37°C.
C) Warm-reacting antibodies are not clinically significant.
D) Unwanted reactions due to C3b will be detected at 37°C.
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