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  1. Just curios, CocoaGirl, you mentioned they do this because of reimbursement issues. Reimbursement from the insurance company?
  2. Thank you for the feedback. I guess I was under the wrong impression that the extra fluid could lead to serious complications for the patient. In defense of the patient I was concerned and felt it would be best to give the blood during dialysis.
  3. Is it normal practice for a hemodialysis patient w/ 1500 ml fluid restriction to receive orders to have a blood transfussion (2units) in between dialysis sessions. The patient receives dialysis 3 days per week, T,TH,Sat. The order is to receive blood on Friday. It doesn't appear to be the safest method but would appreciate any thoughts or input......

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