Question

1. Brainnel is a 25-year-old lady who has undergone hysterectomy and is actively bleeding.
She is O Rh D Negative. The clinician has requested for 1 unit of CRC and 2 units of
FFP. The blood transfusion laboratory has only 1 unit of O Rh D Positive CRC and 3
units of AB Rh D Negative FFP available.

I. Can the O Rh D Positive unit be transfused to her? Give three reasons for your
answer.

II. Can the AB Rh D Negative FFP be transfused to her? Give three reasons for your
answer.

III. What are the likely outcome of this transfusion?

Answer 1

1,we cant transfuse O Rh D positive blood gorup to her,becuse the reciepient blood make antibodies against Rh factor,it is fatal to the reciepient,the crosmatching fill showa reaction and does not match

2,we cant transfuce AB RH D negative FFP because the plasma used must be ABO compatible,FFP doesnot need RH compatible,the ffb we transfuce means there may be danngerous adverse effects happen.

3,Antibody reaction,incompatibility,more adverse effects,severe bleeding

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