component prep Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
Q

is a mixture of cells that can be
separated into different components

A

Whole Blood

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2
Q

In WB, PLT is viable for_____ and Factor Vand VIII ____

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In WB, PLT is viable for 1 day and Factor V
and VIII decreases

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3
Q

SINGLE blood bag is for

A

WB,
PRBC(open)

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4
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DOUBLE blood bag is for

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WB, RRBC, FFP

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5
Q

TRIPLE

A

WB, RRBC,
FFP, PC

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6
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QUADRUPLE

A

WB, RRBC, FFP,
PC, CP, Plasma
Derivatives

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7
Q

volume of whole blood

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VOLUME-450 mL of donor blood and anticoagulant solution

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8
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storage and shelf life for whole blood

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 STORAGE- +2 to +6 deg Celsius
 PRESERVATIVE: CPDA-1, CPD,ACD
 SHELF-LIFE: 35 days , 21 days

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9
Q

Minimum of___ of transfused Red cells should survive 24-hours post
transfusion

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Minimum of 70% of transfused Red cells should survive 24-hours post
transfusion

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10
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Indicated for patients who are actively bleeding,

A

WHOLE BLOOD

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11
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lost >25% of Blood
volume,

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WHOLE BLOOD

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12
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exchange transfusion

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WHOLE BLOOD

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13
Q

Indicated for Anemic or Hemolytic patients without loss of
Blood volume:

A

PACKED RED BLOOD CELLS

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14
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for Oncology patients,

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prbc

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15
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Trauma Victims,

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PACKED RED BLOOD CELLS

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16
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Surgical
Patients,

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PACKED RED BLOOD CELLS

17
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End-stage renal diseases,

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PACKED RED BLOOD CELLS

18
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Sickle Cell Disease

19
Q

Two types of Preparation of PRBC

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 Sedimented (60-70% RBC)
 Centrifuged (70-80% RBC)

20
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PACKED RED BLOOD CELLS

 Steps in separation

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  1. Place bag in buckets of Refrigerated Centrifuge. Make sure components are balanced
  2. Centrifuge at 5000xg for 5 mins (Hard Spin) at 2-6 dec
  3. Express 3⁄4 of the plasma into the satellite bag using plasma expressor
  4. Seal tube after expressing
21
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PRBC VOLUME, HCT, HGB, PH, HEMOLYSIS

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Volume: 250-300
Hematocrit: 55-75
Hemoglobin: >45g/dL
pH: 6.4-7.4
Hemolysis <0.8%

22
Q

Residual Leukocyte count OF PRBC

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Residual Leukocyte count <2x10^9/uL

23
Q

Platelet Concentrate VOLUME, TEMP AND STORAGE

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Volume 50-70mL
Temp: +20 to +24 deg C
Storage: 5 days with constant agitation

24
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bleeding problems or
bleeding tendencies, or as prophylaxis

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Platelet Concentrate

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PLATELET CONCENTRATE CAN BE SOURCED FROM
Could be sourced from Allogeneic Blood (RD) or Apheresis (SD)
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PLATELET CONCENTRATE STEPS IN PREP
Steps in separation 1. Blood should be less than 6 hours and stored at 20-22 deg C 2 . Centrifuge bag at 2000xg for 3 mins (SOFT SPIN) at 20-24 deg C 3. Express approx. 4/5 Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) in the satellite bag. Seal the tube after expressing 4. Centrifuge PRP in HARD SPIN for 7 mins 5. Express Platelet Poor Plasma (PPP) into another satellite bag. Leave approx. 50 mL of plasma 6. Rest PC for 1 hour 7. Store PC at 20-22 under constant agitation
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CONCENTRATION OF PLATELETS
Concentration: 5.5x10^10/uL (3x10^11/uL if apheresis)
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RESIDUAL LEUKOCYTE, RBC COUNT AND PH OF PLATELET CONCENTRATE
Residual Leukocyte count <1x109/ul Residual RBC count <1x109/ul pH 6.4-7.4 (should never fall below 6)
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VOL, SHELF LIFE AND STORAGE OF FFP
Volume: 200 mL Shelf Life: 1 year Storage: -30 deg C
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Coagulation factor deficiency, Volume replacement, DIC, Severe Liver diseases
FFP
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ffp step prep
Steps in Separation (NO PC required) Blood should collected within 8 hours Centrifuge WB in HARD SPIN Express approx. 4/5th of plasma in the satellite bag Label the plasma bag and rapidly frozen Thaw in the refrigerator or water bath
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quality check for ffp
Quality check Volume 180-200 ml Factor VIII level: >0.7 iu/mL Fibrinogen level >300 mg/unit
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CRYOPRECIPITATE Component Characteristics
Component Characteristics Volume <15ml Storage: -30 or colder Shelf Life: 1 year
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Indicated for patient in need of Firbrinogen or VWF or used as FibrinGlue in surgical Settings
CRYOPRECIPITATE
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CRYOPRECIPITATE Steps in Separation
Steps in Separation Thaw FFP at 40C until it is liquid Centrifuge Hard Spin Express supernatant into a satellite bag and label as Cryo-poor plasma Freeze within 1 hour
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CRYOPRECIPITATE Quality check
Quality check Volume: 10-25 mL AHF Activity: 80 units Fibrinogen: 150 mg
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