Donor Deferrals in terms of Medication

Question 1

TIMING OF DONATION

Which among is for permanent deferral?

A. Antibiotic, Proscar, Propecia, Accutane
B. Bronchodilators, NSAID (Except for
platelet prep.), Topical steroids, Decongestant,
C. Tegison/Etretinate, Psychosis drugs, Digitalis, Beta-blockers, Insulin
D. Dutasteride/Avodart
E. Allergy-causing Drugs

Answer 1

C

Question 2

Medications with NO Deferral

A. Antibiotic, Proscar, Propecia, Accutane
B. Bronchodilators, NSAID (Except for
platelet prep.), Topical steroids, Decongestant,
C. Tegison/Etretinate, Psychosis drugs, Digitalis, Beta-blockers, Insulin
D. Dutasteride/Avodart
E. Allergy-causing Drugs

Answer 2

A

Question 3

Medications with TEMPORARY Deferral

A. Antibiotic, Proscar, Propecia, Accutane
B. Bronchodilators, NSAID (Except for
platelet prep.), Topical steroids, Decongestant,
C. Tegison/Etretinate, Psychosis drugs, Digitalis, Beta-blockers, Insulin
D. Dutasteride/Avodart
E. Allergy-causing Drugs

two answers

Answer 3

B (1 month) & D (6 months)

Question 4

Allergy-causing Drugs

Single Dose:
Chronic Intake:

Answer 4

• Single Dose: 3 days
• Chronic Intake: 3 weeks

Question 5

Anti-platelet Activity
● Plavix/Ticlid
● Aspirin
● Feldene

A. 14 days
B. 2 days
C. 3 days

Answer 5

ACB

Question 6

Soriatane

Answer 6

3 Years

Question 7

Glutathione
* Any prep for Liver Disorder

For Cosmetics Use:
* Through IV
* Oral/Topical

A. Permanent
B. Anytime
C. 1 year after the last dose

Answer 7

ACB

Question 8

TOF. Anti-Hypertensive Drugs can cause permanent deferral.

Answer 8

F (temporary; medical clearance)