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A laboratory is performing a crossmatch for a feline blood transfusion. The donor is blood type A and the recipient is blood type B. What is the most likely outcome if this transfusion proceeds without a crossmatch?

A mild, delayed hemolytic reaction due to low-titer isoantibodies. A severe, acute hemolytic transfusion reaction. No reaction, as type A is a universal donor in cats. Graft-versus-host disease.

Correct Answer:

A severe, acute hemolytic transfusion reaction.

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