2. Verify the physician orders: to administer the cells for the date of administration 3. Verify that the consent form for the protocol is signed. 4. Ensure that emergency and monitoring equipment are availa ble in the patient’s room: oxygen suction vital sign monitor with pulse oximeter and thermometer 5. Provide patient edu cation covering infusion procedure, potential complications and associated symptoms to report. 6. Measure and record baseline vital signs, respiratory and circulatory assessments. 7. Verify the patency of the patient’s IV access.Optimally, a central line or peripheral IV of 20G or larger should be used. 8. Hang a primary line of NS at a kvo rate - NEW bag and NEW tubing. This MUST be ready and infusing prior to the cells being delivered to the unit. Have a second bag of NS and tubing connected to the patie nt as an emergency line.The primary line will be the dedicated NS line for infusing the cells. Under no circumstances are any other substances to be infused into the line.