A client is to have a hip replacement in 3 months and does not want a blood transfusion from random donors. what option can the nurse discuss with the client? bank autologous blood. ask people to donate blood. using volume expanders in case blood is needed. sign a refusal of blood transfusion form so the client will not receive the transfusion. submit answer

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Chicken Wing

Biology

7 January, 07:36

A client is to have a hip replacement in 3 months and does not want a blood transfusion from random donors. what option can the nurse discuss with the client? bank autologous blood. ask people to donate blood. using volume expanders in case blood is needed. sign a refusal of blood transfusion form so the client will not receive the transfusion. submit answer

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Jerry Greer · Answer 1

The answer is Bank autologous blood. It is simply the giving blood. For instance, patients planned for non-crisis surgery might be qualified to give blood for themselves that will be put away until the surgical technique. Amid the time of "capacity", the body is making more blood.