Blood bank donor/recipient specimens are kept in thelaboratory for at least ______.A. 1 dayB. 3 daysC. 5 daysD. 7 days

How long can a specimen remain to be viable for laboratory examination? What is the basis of this timing?

Donating blood in the United States ______________________________(you will probably have to look this one up on the internet)Group of answer choicesinvolves a rigorous physical examinationdepends on donors with no prior sexual historyrequires that the donor be at least age 17 (or 16 in some states with parental consent)is easy and painless and many donors are allowed to give 5-10 units at a timethough beneficial, may take several hours to complete

RBC's are anucleate and lack a mitochondria so they can wear out easily. The student nurse is correct when they say the maximum days a normal RBC can live for is ______1 point80-100 days100-120 days120-140 days40-60 days

The nurse receives a unit of blood from the blood bank for a postoperative client who is currently in the X-ray department. Which action should the nurse implement?

It is typically best to submit an entire blood stained object to the crime lab rather than remove the blood from the object and submit the blood.Question 24Select one:TrueFalse