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Vital signs are completed at what points during a blood transfusion?a. Pre transfusion, initial 5 minute observation period, after 15 minute "test" dose, hourly (and PRN), completion of transfusion, and 1 hr post transfusionb. Pre transfusion, after 15 minute "test" dose, hourly and when transfusion is complete c. Pre transfusion, initial 5 minute observation period, after 15 minute "test" dose and every 15 minutes for the first hour, then hourly (and PRN), at completion of the transfusion, and 1 hr post transfusion or according to agency policy. d. Pre transfusion, initial 5 minute observation period, hourly and PRN
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