Cross matching of blood
A) is done after a transfusion.
B) is done to help ensure that there are no new antigens formed in the recipient.
C) involves mixing a donor's blood cells with the recipient's serum.
D) involves mixing a recipient's blood cells with the donor's serum.
E) Involves mixing a donor's blood cells with the recipient's serum and involves mixing a recipient's blood cells with the donor's serum.

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Cross matching of blood involves both mixing a donor's blood cells with the recipient's serum and mixing a recipient's blood cells with the donor's serum. This helps ensure compatibility and identify any potential reactions that could occur in a transfusion.

Cross Matching of Blood