An O positive newborn is severely jaundiced due to HDFN and has a positive DAT.  Mother is O negative with an anti-K.  The physician has ordered an exchange transfusion for this newborn.  What  blood should be given to this newborn? Does this blood need to be crossmatched and if so, how would that be done?

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