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Two hours after initiating a transfusion the patient's temperature increases from 37.2 to 38.5 degrees C. He is tachycardic, and is experiencing chills and nausea. What are these signs and symptoms indicative of?a. febrile non-hemolytic reactionb. sepsisc. anaphylactic reactiond. febrile hemolytic reaction
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