Deferrals Part 2

Question 1

All types of Cancer

Answer 1

Permanent Deferral

Question 2

Candidiasis ( Thrush , Monilial infection )

Answer 2

1 week from completion of treatment

Question 3

Cataract

Answer 3

Anytime

Question 4

Chagas disease

Answer 4

Permanent Deferral

Question 5

Cellulitis

Answer 5

1 week after recovery and completion of treatment

Question 6

Chicken pox ( varicella ) - infection in donor

Answer 6

1 month after recovery

Question 7

Chicken pox ( varicella ) - contact with no history of previous infection

Answer 7

1 month after last contact

Question 8

Chicken pox ( varicella ) - contact with history of previous infection

Answer 8

Accept - Anytime

Question 9

Childbirth

Answer 9

9 months after delivery or 3 months after weaning

Question 10

Cholecystitis

Answer 10

1 month after recovery

Question 11

Cholecystectomy

Answer 11

12 months after recovery

Question 12

Colitis

Answer 12

Permanent Deferral if diagnosis is IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME

Question 13

Colitis , ulcerative

Answer 13

Permanent deferral

Question 14

Common cold

Answer 14

1 week after recovery

Question 15

Concussion , mild

Answer 15

3 months after recovery

Question 16

Conjunctivitis , Allergic

Answer 16

If mild , may accept

Question 17

Conjunctivitis , infectious

Answer 17

One week after resolution and completion of antibiotic treatment

Question 18

Convulsions/Seizures/Epilepsy

Answer 18

Permanent Deferral

Question 19

Corneal Transplant

Answer 19

12 months after procedure

Question 20

Coronary Heart Disease

Answer 20

Permanent Deferral

Question 21

Creutzfeld Jacob Disease at rist individuals

Answer 21

Permanent deferral

Question 22

1st degree blood relatives of person with CJD

Answer 22

Permanent

Question 23

Recipients of human neurological derived product like human GROWTH HORMONE . HUMAN PITUITARY GONADOTROPHIN , DURA MATTER ( LYODURA )

Answer 23

Permanent deferral

Question 24

Recipient of Corneal Transplant while in UK, Republic of Ireland , France

Answer 24

Permanent deferral

Question 25

Recipient of blood transfusion while in UK , Republic of Ireland , France

Answer 25

Permanent Deferral

Question 26

Dengue Fever

Answer 26

1 month after recovery if without Blood Transfusion

Question 27

Dental Surgery

Answer 27

12 months after procedure

Question 28

Dental extraction , uncomplicated

Answer 28

72 hrs after procedure

Question 29

Dermatitis

Answer 29

After complete healing

Question 30

Dental Extraction with Abscess

Answer 30

1 month after recovery & off antibiotics

Question 31

Diabetes mellitus - Controlled by diet & oral medications

Answer 31

Anytime

Question 32

Diabetes mellitus - Uncontrolled and on insulin

Answer 32

Permanent deferral

Question 33

Diarrhea infectious

Answer 33

1 month after complete recovery

Question 34

Diptheria

Answer 34

1 month after complete recovery

Question 35

Diverticulosis

Answer 35

Anytime

Question 36

Drug use of prohibited drugs

Answer 36

Indefinite deferral

Question 37

Duodenal ulcer - currently on treatment

Answer 37

3 months after recovery

Question 38

Duodenal ulcer with partial gastrectomy

Answer 38

12 months after procedure

Question 39

Duodenal ulcer with complete gastrectomy

Answer 39

Permanent deferral

Question 40

Dysentery , amoebic/bacillary

Answer 40

1 month after complete recovery

Question 41

Ear holing

Answer 41

12 months from the procedure

Question 42

Embolism

Answer 42

Permanent Deferral

Question 43

Emphysema

Answer 43

Permanent Deferral

Question 44

Encephalitis

Answer 44

Permanent Deferral

Question 45

Epilepsy/Convulsion/Seizure

Answer 45

Permanent Deferral

Question 46

Epistaxis

Answer 46

Anytime if Hgb is 125 g/L and up and not due to hematologic disorder

Question 47

Fainting spells

Answer 47

Refer to a physician

Question 48

History of faint during blood donations 2 consecutive times

Answer 48

Permanent deferral

Question 49

Fertility Drugs

Answer 49

1 year from completion of investigation for fertility

Question 50

Fever of Unknown Origin ( Unexplained )

Answer 50

4 months after resolution of fever , if not consistent with MALARIA