Transfusion Reaction Work Up - Is There a Two Plus Polly?

A patient with acute milogenous lucemia gets a transfusion of red cells. After the transfusion, there's no hemogloban when you spin down the post transfusion sample. When they do the d a t on that post transfusions sample, they see a two plus polly. What do you do with that? Well, first thing is remain calm. Take your own pulse,. Yes, exactly. Ecause most often everybody gets a little freaked out when da tis positive. Either there o see, milesis one or the other, right? Ah, soa. Then the most important thing at that point is to go ahead and then get a pre trance