Blood Donor Flashcards

1
Q

Information Collected from Donor

A

Full Name
Address
Phone Number
Gender
Date and Time of donation
Date of Birth

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2
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Hgb Requirements

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> 12/5 g/dl

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3
Q

Heart Rate

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50-100 beats/min

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4
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Blood Pressure Systolic

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90-180

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5
Q

Blood Pressure Dystolic

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50-100

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6
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Temperature

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<99.5 F

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7
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Age Requirement

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18 or older

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8
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Weight Requirement

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110 lbs or more for full amount
- may weight less but cannot donate 525 mL

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9
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Donation Interval

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Whole Blood - 8 weeks
Plasmapheresis - 4 weeks
Plateletpheresis - may be done every 2 days, no more than twice a week, or 24/year

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10
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Pregnancy

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6 weeks after delivery

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11
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Receipt of Blood or Blood Products

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Deferred for 1 year after date of receipt

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12
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Drug use donor deferred permanently

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Tegison, Pituitary Growth Hormone, Hemophilia

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13
Q

Propecia, Acutane, Proscar

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1 month deferral

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14
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Avodart

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6 month deferral

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15
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Soriatane

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3 year deferral

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16
Q

Aspirin

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36 - 48 hrs for platelets

17
Q

Killed Vaccines

A

No deferral

18
Q

Live vaccines

A

2 week deferral

19
Q

Rabies vaccine

A

1 year deferral

20
Q

Hepatitis Vaccine

A

1 year deferral

21
Q

Smallpox Vaccine

A

Average 21 days (varies on locations)

22
Q

Hepatitis Virus

A

Permanent deferral
1 year deferral for close contact (roommate, sibling, etc)

23
Q

AIDs

A

Permanent deferral

24
Q

Malaria

A

3 year deferral if contracted after becoming asymptomatic
1 year deferral if traveled to malaria area

25
Q

Diseases for permanent Deferral

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Babesiosis
Chaga’s Disease
Blood transfusion in a foreign country
Family history of Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease
Resided in the United Kingdom for 3 months or more between 1980 and 1996
Resided in Europe for 5 months or more

26
Q

Tattoo, Body Piercing, Accidental needle stick, acupuncture

A

1 year deferral

27
Q

Jail or Prison for >72 hrs

A

1 year deferral

28
Q

West Nile Virus

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14 to 28 days after disease has resolved