Which documentation would NOT be relevant to a transfusion reaction?

In the context of documenting a transfusion reaction, the focus should be on information that directly relates to the patient's response to the blood product being administered. Documentation that captures the patient's immediate symptoms, the effectiveness of any treatment provided, and nursing assessments during the reaction is critical for tracking the patient's condition, response to treatment, and any necessary interventions.

While all aspects of a patient's care are important, physical therapy regimes do not pertain to the specific events occurring during a transfusion reaction. This type of documentation is relevant for a patient's overall care but does not provide information needed to understand or manage a transfusion reaction. Therefore, it would not be considered relevant in this specific situation.