What is the significance of detecting and identifying hemolysins in patient sera during pre-transfusion testing?

A To determine the presence of alloantibodies
B To assess the risk of transfusion-related acute lung injury
C To evaluate the likelihood of hemolytic disease of the newborn
D To predict the response to blood transfusion therapy
Detecting and identifying hemolysins in patient sera is crucial to determine the presence of alloantibodies, which can cause hemolysis and other adverse reactions during blood transfusion.
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