A 27 year old female is admitted for delivery of her second child.  Below are the results from her type and screen which correspond with her prenatal evaluation completed seven months previous. Forward Grouping   Rh Grouping Reverse Grouping Patient Grouping Interpretation anti-A anti-B anti-D control A1 cells B cells O positive 0 0 4+ 0 4+ 3+   Antibody Screen   screen cell gel IAT result interpretation   I 0 negative   II 0   II 0   A healthy baby girl is delivered and a cord blood sample is submitted to the lab.  The following results were recorded for the cord testing. Forward Grouping   Rh Grouping DAT Cord Blood Results anti-A anti-B anti-D control poly control A positive DAT positive 4+ 0 3+ 0 1+ 0   What is the likely explanation of the cord blood results? Question 1 options:   Question 2 (5 points)   Referring to the history and results presented above, answer the following question. What additional testing could be done on the cord blood?

3:09 º coursera.org/learn/pat + ℗ Lesson 2 Quiz Back . Graded Quiz 15 min 10 total points English Due Jun 23, 11:59 PM -04 9. An example of inevitable harm is: An allergy to an appropriate drug therapy with no history of allergy Pharmacy technician makes the wrong medication for a patient Physician fails to order an X-ray when it is indicated None of the above 10. Which factor(s) should be considered when evaluating the risks of a given treatment or therapy? Complete a benefit assessment of acceptable versus unacceptable risks Patient/caregiver wishes Both of these Neither of these ||| O < 1 point 1 point

An RN is working with a 34-year-old patient admitted after surgical removal of a ruptured spleen and an open reduction internal fixation of her left femur after a multiple vehicle accident in which it has been determined that her husband was driving under the influence of alcohol. Her husband and a passenger in the second car were killed in the accident. In her acute grieving state, the patient verbalizes excessive guilt, stating she never should have let her husband drive after drinking at a party earlier on the evening of the accident. The patient tearfully sobs, “I’ve taken away my babies’ father, lost another family their loved one, and caused terrible grief to everyone! It’s all my fault. If only I’d insisted that I drive. I knew he’d been drinking, but it didn’t seem like he was drunk. This is all my fault!Everyone must really hate me. They must wish that it was me who died. I know I do.”   a. What techniques can the nurse use to help develop a therapeutic relationship?   b.…

1. Please answer the essay 2. Identify the table if its T cell or B cell