A nurse is caring for for a client who is receiving cisplatin for treatment of ovarian cancer. The client's most recent complete blood count (CBC) is shown in the table below. It is important for the nurse to consider which of the following for the client? WBC 1,400/mm3 RBC 4.3 x 10^12/L HgB 12.1 g/dL Hct 36.5% Platelets 170,000/mm3 albumin 4.5 g/dL The client has an increased risk for bleedin- The client should receive an erythropoiesis stimulating agent The client has increased risk of infection The client should receive a diet with an increased protein

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Based on the below blood typing result, identify the blood type

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Please select the correct statements about the Rh blood type and anti-Rh antibodies. Check All That Apply Rh− individuals begin synthesizing anti-Rh antibodies during fetal development.Rh− individuals begin synthesizing anti-Rh antibodies during fetal development.   Anti-Rh antibodies will develop in an Rh− individual after a blood transfusion with Rh+ blood.Anti-Rh antibodies will develop in an Rh− individual after a blood transfusion with Rh+ blood.   An Rh− mother may produce anti-Rh antibodies if exposed to fetal Rh+ blood.An Rh− mother may produce anti-Rh antibodies if exposed to fetal Rh+ blood.   Anti-Rh antibodies can develop due to environmental exposure.Anti-Rh antibodies can develop due to environmental exposure.   Anti-Rh antibodies will not be detected by pre-transfusion testing.Anti-Rh antibodies will not be detected by pre-transfusion testing.   Maternal anti-Rh antibodies can cross the placenta and damage blood cells in an Rh+ baby.

What are the potential consequences of a low platelet count