Donor Collection, Testing, Labeling, Storage Flashcards

1
Q

Standard 5.6.2.1

A

blood collection containers with diversion pouch shall be used for any collection of platelets, including whole blood, from which platelets are made

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2
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max collection volume

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10.5 ml/kg body weight

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3
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density of whole blood

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1.053 g/ml

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4
Q

what is done at first sign of donor reaction?

A

remove tourniquet, remove needle

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5
Q

treatment for syncopal donor reaction

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raise feet above head
loosen tight clothing
aromatic spirits of ammonia
cold compresses

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6
Q

fainting or vasovagal syndrome are what kind of donor reaction?

A

syncope

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7
Q

treatment for nausea/vomiting donor reaction

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breathe slowly and deeply if only nauseated

cold compresses

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8
Q

treatment for hyperventilation donor reaction?

A

breathe into paper bag

DO NOT GIVE OXYGEN

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9
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treatment for hematoma during donation

A

remove tourniquet and needle from donor’s arm

apply pressure with sterile gauze with arm above heart level

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10
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treatment for convulsions during donation

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prevent donor from injuring themselves

maintain adequate airway

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11
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treatment or cardiac or respiratory difficulties during donation

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call for emergency aid

begin CPR if in cardiac arrest

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12
Q

viability requirement for anticoagulants/preservatives

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75% viable red cells at 24 hours post-transfusion

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13
Q

ACD expiration

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21 days

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14
Q

CPD expiration

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21 days

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15
Q

CP2D expiration

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21 days

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16
Q

CPDA-1 expiration

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35 days

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17
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additive solution expiration

18
Q

AS-1 additive contains?

A

NaCl, dextrose, adenine, mannitol

19
Q

Adsol is which additive solution?

20
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AS-3 contains?

A

NaCl, dextrose, adenine

21
Q

Nutricel is which additive solution

22
Q

AS-5 contains?

A

NaCl, dextrose, adenine, mannitol

23
Q

Optisol is which additive solution?

24
Q

which additive solution does NOT contain mannitol?

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lab tests performed on donor units
``` ABO/Rh hep B surface antigen anti-HBc anti-HCV anti-HTLV I/II syphilis NAT for viral RNA or DNA Chagas disease Babesia ```
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most common serological screening test on donor units
enzyme immunosorbent assay and chemiluminescent assay
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nonreactive EIA test on donor unit means what?
negative test
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what is done if an EIA serological test on a donor unit is reactive?
repeat in duplicate
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what is done if an EIA serological test on a donor unit is repeatedly reactive?
discard donor unit, confirmatory assays
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nucleic acid testing is used for what donor testing?
HBC, HIV, HCV, ZIka
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what type of testing may be "mini-pooled" in donor screening?
nucleic acid testing
32
are all donor units tested for CMV?
no
33
standard that requires correct labeling of blood and components
5.1.6A
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requirements on ISBT label
``` name of component donor number name and quantity of anticoagulant name and address of collecting facility required storage temp expiration date and time ABO/Rh type volunteer or paid donor ```
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directed donor donation requirements
same as allogeneic donor requirements
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when can autologous blood be donated for surgery?
every 3 days up to 3 days before surgery
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Hgb/Hct requirement for autologous donation
11 g/dl Hgb | 33% Hct
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expiration of pre-operative acute normovolemic hemodilution
8 hours from collection
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expiration of intraoperative salvage donation
6 hours from collection
40
expiration of post-operative salvage
6 hours from collection
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ratio of anticoagulant to blood in standard bag
14 mL anticoagulant to every 100 mL blood
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what volume donation is required to be labeled low volume unit and used as packed cells only?
300-405 ml