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A 30-year-old woman who is rhesus D negative delivers a rhesus D positive baby at term. A Kleihauer test estimates a fetomaternal haemorrhage of 6 mL of fetal red cells. She has already received the routine postnatal 1500 IU anti-D. What is the most appropriate action?

No further anti-D is required Repeat the Kleihauer in 72 hours Give an additional dose of anti-D as the 1500 IU covers only 4 mL of fetal red cells Give intravenous immunoglobulin instead

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Give an additional dose of anti-D as the 1500 IU covers only 4 mL of fetal red cells

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