1.The universal donor is considered a universal donor because A. it lacks antibodies, therefore it will not agglutinate if exposed to the other blood types
B. It lacks any of the antigens present on the other types, therefore the antibodies of the other blood types will not cause agglutination
C. it has both types of antigens present, therefore it will not agglutinate with the other blood types
D. it has both types of antigens and antibodies therefore it poses no risk of agglutination with the other blood types

2.A person With A+blood type can:
A. receive blood from A+,AB or O+
B..receive blood from A-,AB- or O-
C. receive blood from A-,A-, O+ or O-
D. can only receive blood from O-​

Anurse is assessing for allergies for a client who is scheduled to receive the influenza vaccine. which of the following allergies should the nurse identify as a contraindication for this vaccine? a. peanuts b. eggs c. shellfish d. milk

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The nurse in a gynecology clinic is completing preoperative teaching for a patient scheduled for an abdominal hysterectomy next week. the patient states that she is currently taking 325 mg of aspirin daily for chronic joint pain, along with multivitamin. the patient has type 2 diabetes; she closely monitors her blood glucose levels. currently she is taking an oral hypoglycemic agent. the nurse advises her to ask the anesthesiologist whether she should take this medication the morning of surgery. q1. the nurse instructs the patient to stop taking the aspirin. what is the rationale for this action. q2. why is it important to assess the patient of use of herbal products prior to surgery. q3. the patient asks how surgery could affect her blood glucose; how should the nurse respond?