BLOOD DONATION

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  • denotes genetically different individual of the same species; _____ donation means that blood is taken from an individual of the same species as the recipient.
    ALLOGENIC DONATION
  • mean self; blood given to the recipient coming from the recipient itself.
    AUTOLOGOUS DONATION
  • process wherein blood is withdrawn from the donor and separated into its components- one or more of the components is retained and the remaining constituents are recombined and returned to the individual.
    Apheresis
  • Weight not less than ___ kgs or ___lbs.
    50 / 110
  • Hematocrit not less than __%.
    38
  • hemoglobin ___g/dL
    12.5
  • Temperature not greater than ___ deg C or ___ deg F.
    37.5 / 99.5
  • Systolic of not greater than ___mmHg
    180
  • Diastolic of not greater than ___mmHg
    100
  • Pulse rate, ____ bpm; if prospective donor is an athlete with high exercise tolerance, a lower pulse rate may be accepted.
    50-100
  • Use aseptic technique- iodine compound or ______ and isopropyl alcohol (if donor is allergic to iodine).
    chlorhexidine gluconate
  • Scrub site at least ___Ccm (or 1.5 inches) in all directions for 30 seconds.
    4
  • Apply tourniquet or blood pressure cuffs (__-__mmHg)
    40-60
  • __g is the gauge number of needle often used for bleeding/donation.
    16
  • Position the blood-drawing unit at ___ degree angle
    20
  • •Instruct the donor to open and close his or her hand every __-__ seconds during the collection procedure.
    10-12
  • After blood is collected, it is stored between __-__ degree celcius. If the unit is to be used as source of platelet, it should be stored at room temperature (__-__ degree celcius)
    1-6 ; 20-24
  • •Blood collected must be processed for component within __-__ hours of collection.
    6-8
  • The ABO Blood group shall be printed in ____
    black
  • Rh positive= ____ print on ____ background;
    black ; white
  • Rh negative= ____ print on _____ background
    white ; black
  • RA 1517 color label for blood type A
    BLUE
  • RA 1517 color label for blood type B
    YELLOW
  • RA 1517 color label for blood type AB
    PINK
  • RA 1517 color label for blood type O
    WHITE
  • Hold for further testing
    TAN
  • For autologous use only
    GREEN
  • Not for transfusion
    GRAY
  • For emergency use oly
    ORANGE
  • Irradiated
    PURPLE
  • Biohazard
    RED
  • Units requiring more than 8 minutes may NOT be suitable for preparation of _____, _____ or _____
    platelet concentrates, fresh frozen plasma or cryoprecipitate
  • A unit containing 450-495 mL should weight ___- ___g plus the weight of the container with its anticoagulant
    425- 520
  • Characterized by general weakness, sweating, dizziness, pallor and loss of consciousness. Blood pressure is low and pulse rate falls.
    Fainting and vasovagal reactions
  • Twitching or muscle spasms are the initial signs of hyperventilation. May induce tonic-clonic movements similar to a convulsion
    HYPERVENTILATION
  • Characterized by increase in pulse rate
    CARDIOGENIC OR HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK
  • is localized collection of extravasated blood under the skin resulting in bluish discoloration.
    Hematoma
  • Rh typing should be determined using anti-D reagent. Negative result should be followed by __________.
    Weak D testing
  • Detects for unexpected antibodies against RBC antigens. Often accomplished by pooling four donor sera and then testing it with screening reagent red cells
    Antibody Screen
  • Detects for hepatitis B infection; most commonly employed method for detection is ELISA.
    HBsAg and Anti-HBc