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process wherein blood is withdrawn from the donor and separated into its components- one or more of the components is retained and the remaining constituents are recombined and returned to the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.