(Lab) Blood Donor Screening
Cards (14)
- DEFERRED DONOR : PERMANENT
- Diagnosed with AIDS
- Acquired Viral Hepatitis after age of 11
- Taking tegison
- Diagnosed with Babesios and Chagas Disease
- MSM (Male having Sex with Male)
- Blood-associated diseases
- DEFERRED DONOR : 3 YEARS
- Diagnose and treated with Malaria
- DEFERRED DONOR : 1 YEAR (12 MONTHS)
- Close contact with a Hepatitis Infected Individual
- Received blood transfusion, or injections of blood, or products, organ, or tissue transplant
- Tattoo, piercing, acupuncture
- Received HB Ig [booster shot for hepatitis B]
- Travel to an endemic place for malaria [Palawan and Zamboanga]
- Received rabies vaccine
- DEFERRED DONOR : 1 YEAR (12 MONTHS)
- Positive for syphilis
- Sexual contact with a person with high risk to HIV infection
- Female with contact with bisexual male (1977)
- Treated with syphilis and gonorrhea
- Underwent major operation (includes dental surgery: root canals, etc.)
- Incarceration in a jail (>72 hours)
- DEFERRED DONOR : 3 MONTHS
- Pregnant women (after weaning)
- DEFERRED DONOR : 2 MONTHS
- Previous blood donation
- Treatment for retinoids
- DEFERRED DONOR : 1 MONTH
- German measles vaccine (Rubella)
- Taking acutane (isotretinoin), proscar (finasteride)
- DEFERRED DONOR : 2 WEEKS
- Acute failure illness (2-3 weeks)
- Measles (rubeola), oral polio, mumps, and yellow fever vaccines, BCG, smallpox vaccination
- DEFERRED DONOR : 5 DAYS
- Antibiotic for infection, oral antifungal
- DEFERRED DONOR : 48 HOURS
- Hemapheresis donation
- DEFERRED DONOR : 1 DAY
- Allergies like penicillin
- DEFERRED DONOR : 12 HOURS
- Recent alcohol intake
- DEFERRED DONOR : HEALED/CURED
- Skin lesions
- Anti-TB drugs
- May donate anytime without vaccine associated symptoms like fever (killed vaccines and toxoids, DPT, Poliovaccine, Cholera, Hepa B, typhoid, paratyphoid, typhus, influenza)
- NO DEFERRAL
- Aspirin (but cannot be used for platelet concentrate)
- 3 days deferral If needed for platelet concentrate