You suspect that your patient is having a transfusion reaction. The patient's care plan should include:

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In a suspected transfusion reaction, the patient should receive dopamine, diphenhydramine, and an IV fluid bolus to manage symptoms such as fever, chills, hypotension, and dyspnea. Dobutamine and albuterol are not typically used in the management of transfusion reactions. IV fluids alone may not be enough to manage symptoms, and diphenhydramine alone may not be sufficient for severe reactions.

You Suspect That Your Patient Is Having a Transfusion Reaction