Select the most appropriate action for the results in Question 18:

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The results indicate that there may be cold agglutinins present in the sample, which cause the red cells to clump at lower temperatures. Therefore, warming the sample to 37°C (body temperature) can effectively dissociate the agglutinated red cells and produce a more accurate result. Reporting the results alone is not sufficient as they may be inaccurate due to the agglutination. Lysing the red cells manually may not be necessary if warming the sample resolves the issue. Replacing plasma with saline is not appropriate as it may affect the composition of the sample and alter the test result.

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