Blood admin sets -TLN document - Transfusion Guidelines
transfusion of blood at 4ºC can lower the patients core temperature by several degrees. Cold blood infused faster than 100 ml/minute has been reported to cause cardiac arrest in adults. Rapid infusion devices may be used when large volumes have …
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