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[20] CHAPTER IX LESSON 2 Flashcards

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TYPES OF DEFERRAL

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Prospective donor is unable to donate blood for a limited period of time

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Temporary Deferral

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Donor has received a blood transfusion; defer for [?] from date of transfusion.

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12 months

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Donor received vaccination for yellow fever; defer for [?] from date of vaccination.

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2 weeks

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Active diseases under the treatment such as cold, flu, tuberculosis, syphilis, infections

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Temporary Deferral

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curable diseases of the heart, lungs, kidney, liver and gastrointestinal (GI) tract

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Temporary Deferral

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treatment with antibiotics

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Temporary Deferral

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An immigrant or refugee coming from an area considered endemic of malaria-

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1 year

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  • provided the donor showed no signs and symptoms of malaria infection with or without antimalarial prophylactic drug therapy.
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1 year after departure

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  • immigrants, refugees, citizens, or persons who have resided in the endemic area for at least 5 consecutive years.
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3 years from time of departure

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Those who have had a diagnosis of malaria

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3 years after becoming asymptomatic

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Leishmania risk
-Travel to Iraq in the last

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3 years

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Leishmania risk
-[?]deferral from last departure

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12-month

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West Nile Virus (WNV)- [?]deferral from symptoms of headache with fever during defined risk season

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120-day

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[?] from recovery with a clinical diagnosis or suspicion of WNV

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120 days

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Tattoo, permanent make-up, ear and body piercings

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1 year or 12 months

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Sexual contact with a prostitute or other persons in a high-risk group for AIDS

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1 year or 12 months

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Incarceration in a jail for more than 72 consecutive hours

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1 year or 12 months

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Transfusion of blood / blood components

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1 year or 12 months

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Travel to areas endemic for malaria (with or without prophylactic therapy)

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1 year or 12 months

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21
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Woman received a transfusion during her pregnancy

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1 year or 12 months

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After hepatitis B immune globulin administration

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1 year or 12 months

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After therapeutic rabies vaccination, rape victims, health workers with percutaneous exposure to blood or body fluids

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1 year or 12 months

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Close contact with viral hepatitis

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1 year or 12 months

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FDA mandates persons who have had sex with any person who is a past or present IV drug user should be deferred for

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12 months

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deferral from the last date of incarceration

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12-month

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History of syphilis or gonorrhea: [?] after completion of therapy

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12 months

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T. pallidum may live for 1 to 5 days in cold storage, at RT, it thrives very well

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12 months

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Following a delivery of a baby

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For six weeks

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German measles (rubella) vaccination’

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For 1 month

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After cessation of the drug isotretinoin (accutane) and finasteride (proscar)

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For 1 month

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Smallpox vaccination: 14-21 days or until the scab has fallen off

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For 1 month

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Recent blood donation

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For 2 months

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:  WB donation deferred after hemapheresis

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For 48 hours

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35
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:  Live attenuated vaccine for German measles (rubella)

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For 4 weeks

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36
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After vaccination with oral polio, measles (rubeola)

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For 2 weeks

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37
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Mumps or yellow fever

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For 2 weeks

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38
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Prospective donor is unable to donate blood for someone else for an unspecified period of time due to current regulatory requirements.

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Indefinite Deferral

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This donor would not be able to donate blood until the current requirement changes.

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Indefinite Deferral

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Theses donors may be eligible to donate autologous blood.

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Indefinite Deferral

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41
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Donor states they have lived in England for 1 year in 1989

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Indefinite Deferral

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History of chagas’ disease or babesiosis

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Indefinite Deferral

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Received a dura mater graft

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Indefinite Deferral

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History of cancer, leukemia, or lymphoma

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Indefinite Deferral

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45
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Insulin from cows (bovine, or beef insulin)

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Indefinite Deferral

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Prospective donor will never be eligible to donate blood for someone else.

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Permanent Deferral

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These donors may be eligible to donate autologous blood.

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Permanent Deferral

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Some permanent deferrals may result from the testing performed on a previous donation.

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Permanent Deferral

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Donor states that he or she has hepatitis C

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Permanent Deferral

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High risk history of AIDS

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Permanent Deferral

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men who have had sex with another man any time since 1977

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Permanent Deferral

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hemophiliacs

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Permanent Deferral

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intravenous drug abusers

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Permanent Deferral

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persons who engaged in sex for money or drugs anytime since 1977

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Permanent Deferral

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confirmed positive laboratory test for AIDS

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Permanent Deferral

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symptoms of viral hepatitis after age 15

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Permanent Deferral

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Positive tests for hepatitis C antibody (HCAb)

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Permanent Deferral

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Confirmed positive test for human T cell lymphotropic virus (HTLV)

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Permanent Deferral

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Malignant solid tumors (except for basal cell carcinoma of the skin and carcinoma in situ of the cervix)

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Permanent Deferral

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Hematologic malignancies

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Permanent Deferral

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Chemotherapeutic agents administered for malignancy

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Permanent Deferral

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Chronic cardiopulmonary, liver, or renal disease

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Permanent Deferral

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Serious abnormal bleeding tendencies

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Permanent Deferral

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Drug etretinate (Tegison) for the treatment of psoriasis

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Permanent Deferral

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Growth hormone from human pituitary glands

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Permanent Deferral

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Prescribed for children with delayed or impaired growth

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Growth hormone from human pituitary glands

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Hormone- obtained from human pituitary glands.

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Growth hormone from human pituitary glands

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Causes a rare nervous system condition called “CJD- Creutzfeldt- Jakob Disease”

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Growth hormone from human pituitary glands

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Toxoids or killed or synthetic viral, bacterial or rickettsial vaccines

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NO DEFERRAL (Provided that the donor is symptom free and afebrile)

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Diphtheria

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NO DEFERRAL (Provided that the donor is symptom free and afebrile)

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Hepatitis A and B

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NO DEFERRAL (Provided that the donor is symptom free and afebrile)

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Influenza

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NO DEFERRAL (Provided that the donor is symptom free and afebrile)

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Lyme disease

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NO DEFERRAL (Provided that the donor is symptom free and afebrile)

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Polio injection (Salk)

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NO DEFERRAL (Provided that the donor is symptom free and afebrile)

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Anthrax

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NO DEFERRAL (Provided that the donor is symptom free and afebrile)

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Cholera

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NO DEFERRAL (Provided that the donor is symptom free and afebrile)

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Paratyphoid

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NO DEFERRAL (Provided that the donor is symptom free and afebrile)

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Rabies

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NO DEFERRAL (Provided that the donor is symptom free and afebrile)

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Rocky mountain spotted fever

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NO DEFERRAL (Provided that the donor is symptom free and afebrile)

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Tetanus or typhoid injection

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NO DEFERRAL (Provided that the donor is symptom free and afebrile)

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Key records, including dates, times and signatures, to be maintained and retained during the donor selection process

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DONOR RECORDS

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DONOR RECORDS include:

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o Donor registration information
o Completed donor questionnaires and informed consent
o Outcomes of donor interview and assessment
o Donor deferral records
o Unique donation number for each donation
o Donor counselling and follow-up records
o Adverse donor events and reactions
o Donor deferral registry

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also enable the previous deferral status of donors to be checked and decisions made on the re-entry of temporarily deferred donors.

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Donor deferral records

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Is a confidential list of donors who are positive for a transfusiontransmissible infection and who have been permanently deferred

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donor deferral registry (DDR) i

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is used to monitor the incidence and prevalence of such infections in the donor population and may also assist in identifying areas that require strengthening in the donor selection process.

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donor deferral registry (DDR)

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Blood banks use various processes to try to prevent infections that can be transmitted by infected blood donation.

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EQUIPMENTS/MATERIALS FOR BLOOD CONNECTION

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The process for collecting blood from donors is similar to that used for blood sampling; however, a few additional measures are required for collection of donated blood.

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EQUIPMENTS/MATERIALS FOR BLOOD CONNECTION

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Proper materials and equipment are necessary to ensure patient safety and proper blood collection.

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EQUIPMENTS/MATERIALS FOR BLOOD CONNECTION

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Such equipment includes blood pressure monitors, scales, donor couches or chairs, blood collection monitors or mixers, blood bag tube sealers, blood transportation boxes and blood bank refrigerators.

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EQUIPMENTS/MATERIALS FOR BLOOD CONNECTION

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Common blood donation materials and equipment:

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91
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makes the donor comfortable during blood collection

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Blood donation chair

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provides support to the body in various conditions

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Blood donation chair

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supposedly configured to conform to the new Gold Standard Clinical Pathway for Blood Donation

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Blood donation chair

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are designed for the collection, processing and storage of whole blood and blood components

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Blood bags

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help in providing aseptic conditions for the separation of blood components

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Blood bags

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-Reduces over and under bleeds (QNS units)

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Blood Collection Mixer

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Provides constant mixing of anticoagulant and blood

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Blood Collection Mixer

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is a compact equipment to seal the PVC blood bag tubes or sets for cryopreservation

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The Blood Bag Tube Sealer

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is an essential piece of equipment in the immunohematology department

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blood bank refrigerator

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provides safe and convenient storage of whole blood, blood components (e.g., blood cells, plasma), and reagents

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blood bank refrigerator

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ensure freshness and integrity of blood and blood components.

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Blood bank refrigerators

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is to provide a maintained freezing temperature -30°C or -40°C for safe storage of fresh frozen plasma, red cells, cryoprecipitate and platelet concentrates

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plasma freezer

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Each unit meets every guidance parameters and requirements for safe storage of blood plasma.

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plasma freezer

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The platelets (thrombocytes) are stored in

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platelet agitator

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The main function of the [?] is to store platelet concentrates in continuous horizontal motion at a specified temperature.

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platelet agitator

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is a device used in blood donation that separates the platelets and returns other portions of the blood to the donor.

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Platelet extractor

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is equipment designed for rapid and uniform thawing of fresh frozen plasma (FFP) bags at 37°C

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Plasma Thawing Bath

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This device is made of a stainless steel chamber and equipped with digital temperature controller and a water circulating pump

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Plasma Thawing Bath

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are used for samples that need a consistent range of temperature

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Refrigerated centrifuges

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can also achieve speeds of over 30,000 rounds per minute with relative centrifugal force of over 65,000 x g

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Refrigerated centrifuges

111
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may come in varying configurations such as the swing bucket, fixed angle or both

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Refrigerated centrifuges

112
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The purpose of is to remove plasma, which contains substance that may interfere with antigen-antibody reaction.

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Cell washer

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Programming flexibility allows the user to customize and save programs for repeated use and its unique features to win over conventional cell washing systems.

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Cell washer

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