If a recipient is hemodynamically unstable most experts would agree that incompatible red blood cell units
A)should be washed before transfusion
B)should be withheld
C)should not be split before transfusion
D)should not be withheld

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In cases where a recipient is hemodynamically unstable, it is crucial to maintain blood circulation and oxygen delivery to tissues. Therefore, incompatible red blood cell units should not be withheld as the immediate need for transfusion to preserve life outweighs the risks associated with incompatibility.

If a Recipient Is Hemodynamically Unstable Most Experts Would Agree