Apatient reports severe chest pain, back pain, joint pain, hypertension, and redness of the head and neck after receiving a transfusion therapy. the primary health care provider diagnoses it as an acute pain transfusion reaction (aptr). which drug therapy would be beneficial to the patient?

Acute transfusion reactions usually have symptoms within 24 hours of having the blood transfusion. When there is a transfusion reaction, the transfusion should be stopped right away and a normal saline solution be given as an Intravenous fluid. Corticosteroid or Diphenhydramine medications may help taper the symptoms.

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