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5. Transfusion Flashcards

1
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antigen is found on

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RBC

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2
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antibody is found

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in plasma for the antigen that they do not have

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3
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A: antibody

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anti-B

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A: antigen

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A antigen

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B: antibody

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anti-A

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B: antigen

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B antigen

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AB: antibody

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none

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AB: antigen

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A antigen
B antigen

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O: antibody

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anti-A
anti-B

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O: antigen

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none

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11
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immunogemic

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most likely to cause reaction due to incompatibility

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12
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which blood system is most important

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ABO

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13
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which blood system is 2nd important

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Rh system

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14
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Rh antigens are

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highly immunogenic

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15
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Rh+ can receive

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Rh+
Rh-

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16
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Rh- can receive

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Rh- only

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17
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when do Rh antibodies develop

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after exposure
- transfusion
- pregnancy

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18
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main cause of hemolytic disease in newborn

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Rh

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19
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which blood type is universal recipient

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AB+

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20
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which blood type is universal donor

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O-

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21
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AB+ can receive

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ALL blood

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22
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AB- can receive

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O-
A-
B-
AB-

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A+ can receive

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O+
O-
A+
A-

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A- can receive

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O-
A-

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B+ can receive

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O+
O-
B+
B-

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B- can receive

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O-
B-

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O+ can receive

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O+
O-

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28
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O- can receive

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O-

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29
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universal FFP recipient

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O

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30
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universal FFP donor

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AB

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31
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O can receive FFP

A

O
A
B
AB

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32
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A can receive FFP

A

A
AB

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33
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B can receive FFP

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B
AB

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34
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AB can receive FFP

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AB

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35
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does the Rh matter for FFP

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no

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36
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agglutination

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occurs if antigen is mixed with its corresponding antibody

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37
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type and screen purpose

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to detect antibodies commonly associated w/non-ABO hemolytic reactions

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38
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type and screen time

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45-90 mins

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39
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incidence of reaction after T+S

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<1%

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40
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type and cross purpose

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  1. confirm ABO/Rh typing
  2. detects antibodies to other systems
  3. detects antibodies in low titers
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41
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type and cross time

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15 - 60 mins

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42
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which blood test is mixing pt blood with donor blood

A

type and cross

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43
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incidence of reaction after T+C

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~ 0%

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44
Q

what are donor bloods tested for

A

Hep B
Hep C
HIV
syphilis

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45
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blood donation preservative

A

CPDA-1

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46
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CPDA -1

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Citrate
Phosphate
Dextrose
Adenosine

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47
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CPDA shelf life

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35d

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48
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Citrate function

A

anti-coag
binds Ca2+

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49
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Phosphate function

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buffer

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50
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Dextrose function

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red cell energy source

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51
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adenosine function

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precursor for ATP synthesis

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52
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best blood to give if you have it

A

whole blood

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53
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PRBC shelf life

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35 days

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54
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PRBC effect

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1 unit will raise :
Hg 1g/dL
Hct 3%

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PRBC SE

A

citrate toxicity
hypothermia
hyperkalemia
decr 2,3-DPG

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56
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when is transfusion considered

A

Hg 6-10 g/dL

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57
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which pts need higher Hg

A

CAD
cardiopulm
cerebrovascular
elderly

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58
Q

how many donors are needed for 1 bag of plts

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6-8

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59
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plt storage

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20-24C

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60
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Plt effect

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1 unit will raise plts by 5k-10k

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61
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plt indication

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thrombocytopenia
plt dysfunction

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62
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is ABO compatibility req for plts

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no

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63
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only prophyaltic indication for plts

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TBI

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64
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FFP contains

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plasma proteins
most clotting factors

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65
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difference between FFP and albumi

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FFP contains clotting factors

66
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FFP effect

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1 unit will raise clotting factor by 2-3%

67
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is ABO compatibility needed for FFP?

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yes

68
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is Rh compatibility needed for FFP?

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no

69
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FFP indications

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Tx of isolated factor deficiencies
warfarin reversal
coagulopathy (liver dz)
massive transfusio n

70
Q

FFP warfarin reversal dose

A

5-8 mL/kg

71
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cryo

A

prepicipitate remaining after FFP is thawed slowly

72
Q

cryo contains

A

F VIII
FXII
vWF
fibrinogen

73
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cryo effect

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1 unit incr fibrinogen by 5-7 mg/dL

74
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cryo indications

A

F VIII deficiency
hemophilia A
fibrinogen deficiency (< 80-100 mg/dL)

75
Q

min required filter size for blood admin

A

170 micron

76
Q

fluids for blood admin

A

NS only

77
Q

why cant you give LR with blood?

A

LR contains Ca2+ which binds the citrate causing clots

78
Q

which blood products cannot be warmed

A

plts
cryo

79
Q

min IV size for blood amin

A

20 ga

80
Q

things you must check before blood admin (6)

A

Name
MRN
DOB
Unit #
Blood Type
Expiration Date

81
Q

how many people must check before blood admin

A

2

82
Q

what is the mandatory transfusion trigger

A

there is no mandatory transfusion trigger

83
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ABL =

A

ABL = EBV x [ (Hct i - Hct f) / Hct i ]

can use Hct or Hgb

84
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adult male Blood volume

A

75 mL/kg

85
Q

adult female blood volume

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65 mL/kg

86
Q

infant blood volume

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80 mL/kg

87
Q

full term neonate blood volume

A

85 mL/kg

88
Q

premie neonate blood volume

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95 mL/kg

89
Q

which blood do you give if you dont know blood type

A

O-

90
Q

MTP

A

need to transfuse 1-2x the pt blood volume

91
Q

MTP other definitions

A

loss of 50% BV in 3 hr
need >4 u PRBCs in 1 hr
blood loss > 150 mL/hr

92
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Class 1 hemorrhage

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loss of <15% BV
no change HR/BP

93
Q

class 1 hemorrhage treatment

A

no fluids needed

94
Q

class 2 hemorrhage

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loss of 15-30% BV
sympathetic response
incr HR
incr DBP

95
Q

class 2 hemorrhage treatment

A

need to give fluid

96
Q

class 3 hemorrhage

A

loss of 30-40%
hypoperfusion
metabolic acidosis

97
Q

class 3 treatment

A

crystalloids
not-long term solution

98
Q

class 4 hemorrhage

A

loss of >40% BV

99
Q

class 4 treatment

A

needs blood products ASAP

100
Q

blood consumption score

A

+1 pt for:
- HR > 120bpm
- SBP < 90mmHg
- positive FAST
- penetrating injury

101
Q

which blood consumption score indicates need for MTP

A

+2

102
Q

belmont transfusion speed

A

1000 mL/min

103
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belmont SE

A

citrate tox
hypothermia
hyperkalemia
acid-base disturbances

104
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goal SBP

A

80-100 mmHg

105
Q

goal Temp

A

> 35 C

106
Q

goal Hb

A

> 7g/dL

107
Q

goal pH

A

> 7.2

108
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goal BE

A

> -6

109
Q

goal lactate

A

< 4 mmols/L

110
Q

goal Ca2+

A

> 1.1 mmol/L

111
Q

goal Plts

A

> 50K

112
Q

goal PT/PTT

A

< 1.5 x nL

113
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goal INR

A

< 1.5

114
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goal fibrinogen

A

> 1.0g/L

115
Q

how long before surgery do you need autologous transfusion

A

4-5 wks

116
Q

Hg for autologus

A

11

117
Q

Hct for autologus

A

34%

118
Q

how long between autologus donations

A

72 hrs

119
Q

cell saver blood is mixed with

A

heparin

120
Q

how much blood loss is needed for cell saver

A

> 1000 mL

121
Q

cell saver Hct

A

50-60%

122
Q

cell saver CI

A

cancer
sepsis

123
Q

citrate tox S+S

A

paresthesia
hyptension
arrythmias

124
Q

citrate tox treatment

A

CaCl
CaGlu

125
Q

transfusion immune SE

A

hemolytic
febrile
anaphylaxis
TRALI
TACO
GvH disease
post transfusion purpura

126
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transfusion infection SE

A

hepatitis
HIV
cytomegalovirus
epstein-barr
parasitic
bacterial

127
Q

transfusion other SE

A

hypothermia
L shift Hg-O2 curve
hyperkalemia
human error
iron overload

128
Q

hemolytic rxn

A

destruction of RBCs by recipients antibodies

129
Q

acute hemolytic timeline

A

w/i 24 hrs of transfusion
sometimes immediate

130
Q

acute hemolytic cause

A

ABO incompatibility

131
Q

acute hemolytic S+S

A

incr temp
incr HR
decr BP
hemoglobinuria
oozing

132
Q

acute hemolytic treatment

A

stop transfusion
labs
test urine for Hg
diuresis

133
Q

delayed hemolytic rxn timeline

A

> 24 hrs post-transfusion

134
Q

delayed hemolytic cause

A

Rh incompatibility

135
Q

delayed hemolytic S+S

A

malaise
jaundice
fever
decr Hg

136
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febrile rxn cause

A

pts develop antibodies to leukocytes

137
Q

febrile reaction S+S

A

temp incr >1 deg within 4hrs

138
Q

febrile rxn treatment

A

stop transfusion
labd
antipyretics
benadryl

139
Q

allergic rxn is common with which blood product

A

FFP

140
Q

anaphylacitc rxn is common is what pts

A

IgA-deficient pts with anti-IgA antibodies

141
Q

anaphylactic S+S

A

decr BP
incr HR
bronchospasm
hives

142
Q

anaphylactic treatment

A

100 mcg epi
fluids
steroid

143
Q

leading cause of death fron transfusions

A

TRALI

144
Q

TRALI timeline

A

w/i 6 hrs of transfusion

145
Q

TRALI is more common with which products

A

plt
FFP

146
Q

TRALI S+S

A

dyspnea
cyanosis
chills
fever
decr BP

147
Q

TRALI treatment

A

supp O2 (not 100%)
vent support
PEEP 5-7

148
Q

TACO cause

A

blood products given faster than CO can keep up

149
Q

TACO S+S

A

3 or more:
- resp distress
- pulm edema
- incr BNP
- incr CVP

150
Q

TACO treatment

A

stop infusion
supp O2
vent support
diuresis

151
Q

GvH diseasee common in what pts

A

immunocompromised

152
Q

GvH S+S

A

rash
fever
diarrhea
liver dysfunction

153
Q

GvH treatment

A

give irradiated products to avoid lymphocyte reactiojn

154
Q

post-transfusion purpura

A

plt alloantibodies destroy pts plts

155
Q

PTP plt levels

A

< 10,000

156
Q

PTP treatment

A

IV IgG
plasmapheresis (plasma exchange)

157
Q

which hepatitis are we most concerned with

A

Hep C

158
Q

how long after covid to donate blood

A

10d post + test

159
Q

how long after covid vax to donate blood

A

14 days post vax

160
Q

second leading cause of transfusion mortality

A

bacterial infection
most often cuse by bacteremia or contamination

161
Q

bacterial infection S+S

A

fever
chills
tachycardia
emesis
hypotension
shock

162
Q

bacterial infection treatment

A

stop transfusion
get cultures
give abx

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