6313 RA 7719 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the new name for the PNRC? And when did this change happen?

A

changed to Philippine Red Cross
when the RA 10072 “The Philippine
Red Cross Act of 2009 was signed

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2
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What is PBCC?

A

Philippine Blood
Coordinating Council

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3
Q

What is PBC?

A

Philippine Blood Center

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4
Q

Before _____, blood was collected and directly administered to patients.

A

WW2

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5
Q

The creation of what led to the preservation and storage of blood in blood banks?

A

anticoagulants

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6
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When did voluntary blood donation begin to be promoted?

A

after WW2

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7
Q

When was the National Blood Program launched? and by whom?

A

PNRC, on July 17 1948

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8
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Who was the first blood donor?

A

Pres. Elpidio Quirino

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9
Q

What was the main objective of the NBP?

A

“To maintain a constant and ready supply of whole blood or plasma at least for
emergency cases”

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10
Q

What is the Blood Bank Law?

A

RA 1517

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11
Q

T or F: Through the years, the demand for blood for transfusion grew. Because of the inability of the PNRC National Blood Program (NBP) and hospital blood banks to cope with the demands.

A

T

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12
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When was RA 1517 passed?

A

June 16, 1956

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13
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When is Blood Donor’s Week held?

A

annually on the second week of july

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14
Q

What does RA 1517 state?

A

An act regulating the collection, processing and sale of human blood, and the establishment and operation of blood banks and blood processing laboratories.

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15
Q

What RA repealed RA 1517?

A

RA 7719

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16
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For what purpose was RA 1517 repealed for?

A

Safeguarding and promoting public health and welfare by preventing improper collection, processing, and sale of human blood

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17
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When was RA 1517 repealed?

A

May 5, 1994

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18
Q

What are the implementing guidelines of RA 1517?

A

AO 9, s. 1995
AO 17-A, s. 1998
AO 2005-0002
AO 2008-0008

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19
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“RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE PHILIPPINE NATIONAL BLOOD SERVICES AMENDING AO. No.9 s. of 1995”

A

AO 2005-0002

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20
Q

“Requirements and Procedure for a License to Operate a Blood Bank/Blood Center in the Philippines.”

A

AO 17-A, s. 1998

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21
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“Rules and Regulations Implementing Republic Act No. 7719 otherwise known as the NATIONAL BLOOD SERVICES ACT OF 1994.”

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AO 9, s. 1995

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22
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“Rules and Regulations Governing the Regulation of Blood Service Facilities dated May 2, 2008

A

Administrative Order No. 2008-0008

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23
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What is RA 7719? When was it approved?

A

National Blood Services Act of 1994 approved on May 5, 1994

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24
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What is the purpose of RA 7719?

A

To promote voluntary blood donation
To provide safe, adequate, affordable and equitable blood products
To inform the public
To require all blood banks/ centers to operate on a non profit basis

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25
Q

Who initiated and who filed RA 7719?

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Initiated by the Committee on NBSP
Filed in 1989 by Sen. Rene Saguisag

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26
Q

What does RA 7719 promote?

A

Voluntary Blood Donation and mandates a National Voluntary Blood Services Program.

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27
Q

How long did it take for commercial blood banks to phase out?

A

2-4 years

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28
Q

RA 7719 provides?

A

Duty-free importation of blood bank equipment, reagents, blood bags, and supplies and regulates Blood Service Facilities

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29
Q

What section is the definitions?

A

3

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30
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A Blood Bank has the capability to?

A

recruit and screen blood donors

collect, process, store, transport and issue blood for transfusion

provide information and/or education on blood transfusion transmissible diseases.

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31
Q

What is a blood bank that exists for profit?

A

Commercial Blood Bank

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32
Q

What is human blood,
processed or unprocessed?

A

Blood/blood product

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33
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What are the kinds of blood donors?

A

Voluntary blood donors - one who donates blood on one’s own volition or initiative and without monetary compensation.

Paid donors

Replacement donors

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34
Q

What is Section 2 of this act?

A

Declaration of Policy

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35
Q

What is section 3 of this act?

A

Definitions

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36
Q

What is section 5 of this act?

A

National Voluntary Blood Service Program (NVBSP)

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37
Q

What is section 4?

A

Promotion of Voluntary Blood Donation

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38
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What is sec 6?

A

Upgrading of Services and Facilities

39
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What is sec 7?

A

Phase out of Commercial BB

40
Q

What is section 9?

A

Regulation of Blood Sciences

41
Q

What is section 11?

A

Rules and Regulations

42
Q

What is sec 10?

A

Importation of Blood Bank Equipment, Reagents, and Blood Bags

43
Q

What is sec 8?

A

Non-profit operation

44
Q

What is section 12?

A

Penalties

45
Q

What is a blood bank which can perform compatibility
testing of blood?

A

Hospital-based blood bank

46
Q

What is a laboratory or institution with the capability to
recruit and screen blood donors, collect, process,
store, transport and issue blood?

A

Blood bank/ Blood center

47
Q

What is the institution or facility duly authorized by the
Department of Health to recruit and screen donors
and collect blood?

A

Blood collection unit

48
Q

What are the 5 core tests mandated by WHO?

A

HIV/AIDS antibody
Surface antigen for Hepatitis B
Hepa C antigen
Serologic testing for Syphilis (RPR/ VDRL)
Malaria testing

49
Q

What are the 4 TTIs?

A

Malaria
Hepa B and C
HIV/AIDS
Syphilis

50
Q

Who delegates the responsibility of carrying out the provisions of this act?

A

Secretary of Health

51
Q

What do you call an individual included in the list
of qualified voluntary blood donors?

A

Walking Blood Donors

52
Q

What are the anticoagulants and how many days do each last?

A

CPD, ACD (21 days)
CPDA1, CP2D (35 days)
Heparin (2 days)
CPDA2 (42 days)

53
Q

What is any unit, office, institution providing any of the blood transfusion services?

A

Blood Service Facility

54
Q

What policy are the BSF/Apheresis Facility/EU/EU non-hosp defined?

A

AO 2010-0001 Policies and Guidelines for the
Philippine National Blood Services and Blood Services
Networks

55
Q

What unit not been licensed as a blood center but has been authorize by the DOH to store and issue blood and blood product, and perform compatibility testing, when necessary?

A

Blood Station

56
Q

Where is the Blood Station Defined?

A

AO 2008-0008

57
Q

What is an apheresis facility?

A

blood collection procedure is
done in which whole blood is
removed, a selected
component separated and the
remainder returned to the
donor.

58
Q

What is an end-user hospital vs a end-user non hospital health facility?

A

An end-user hospital has a licensed clinical lab that can do red cell typing and cross matching with no blood service facility but can receive blood for transfusion purposes

End user non hospital is a licensed facility with no licensed clinical lab and administers blood transfusion

59
Q

How does the promotion of voluntary blood donation happen?

A

Public education
Professional education
promotion in schools
walking donors
establishment of blood service network

60
Q

What agencies establish the NVBSP?

A

DOH with PNRC and PBCC

61
Q

What are the budgeting allocations for the NVBSP?

A

Government (accord. to the budget of DOH)
PAGCOR (25M)
PCSO (25M)
Duty free (20M)
Other agencies (civic organizations)

62
Q

What is informal organization composed of the designated blood centers and hospital blood banks, blood stations and end- user hospitals established to provide for the blood needs of a specific geographical area?

A

Bood Service Network

63
Q

T or F: All hospitals, both private and public are required to provide voluntary blood donation programs

A

F, encouraged only for private

64
Q

Who establishes the guidelines for step roper use of blood and blood products?

A

DOH with PSHBT and PSP

65
Q

What is PSHBT and PSP?

A

Philippine Society of Hematology and Blood Transfusion
Philippine Society of Pathologists

66
Q

How long does it take to phase out commercial BB?

A

2 yrs after effectivity of RA 7719, extension of 2 yrs by Secretary of Health

67
Q

T or F: Blood facilities may ask for fees

A

T, services fees not greater than the max

68
Q

Blood bank equipment and reagents are imported duty free by?

A

PNRC and Blood banks and hospitals participating in the National Voluntary Blood Services Program (NVBSP)

69
Q

How long should the implementation of these provisions be promulgated by the Secretary?

A

Within 60 days

70
Q

What is the penalty for charging more than the max price?

A

imprisonment of not less than one (1) month nor more than six (6) months, or a fine of not less than Five thousand pesos (P5,000) nor more than Fifty thousand pesos (P50,000), or both at the discretion of the competent court.

71
Q

What is the penalty for Any person who shall establish and operate a blood bank without securing any license to operate from the Department or who fails to comply with the standards?

A

imprisonment of not less than twelve (12) years and one (1) day nor more than twenty (20) years or a fine of not less than Fifty thousand pesos (P50,000) nor more than Five hundred thousand pesos (P500,000)

72
Q

What is the penalty for dispensing, transfusing and failing to dispose, within forty-eight (48) hours, blood which have been proven contaminated with blood transfusion transmissible diseases?

A

10 yrs imprisonment

73
Q

This Act shall take effect after _______ following its _______.

A

fifteen (15) days ; publication in the Official Gazette or in two (2) national newspapers of general circulation.

74
Q

When was RA 7719 approved?

A

May 15, 1994

75
Q

How many section RA 7719?

A

15

76
Q

Signed by?

A

President of the Senate- EDGARDO J. ANGARA

Speaker of the House of Representatives- JOSE DE VENECIA, JR.

Secretary of the Senate- EDGARDO E. TUMANGAN

Secretary General House of Representatives- CAMILO L. SABIO

President of the Philippines- FIDEL V. RAMOS

77
Q

What AO is Rules and Regulations Governing the Regulation of Blood Services Facilities?

A

AO 2008-0008

78
Q

What AO is Requirements and Procedures for a License to Operate a BB/ BC in the Philippines?

A

AO 17-A, s. 1998

79
Q

What AO is Rules and Regulations Implementing RA 7719?

A

AO 9, s. 1995

80
Q

What AO is Rules and Regulations for the establishment of the Phil. Nat’l Blood Service?

A

AO 2005-0002

81
Q

What service capability:

Provision of whole blood and packed red cells
Storage, issuance, transport and distribution of whole blood and packed red cells

A

BS

82
Q

What service capability:

Recruitment, retention and care of voluntary blood donors
Screening and selection of voluntary blood donors
Conduct of health education and counselling services
Collection of blood from qualified blood donors

A

BCU

83
Q

What service capability:

Testing of units of blood for TTIs

A

BC

84
Q

What service capability:

Storage and issuance of whole blood and blood components obtained from a BC
The following services shall also be provided
- Compatibility testing for red cell units
- Direct Coombs test
- Red cell antibody screening
- Investigation of transfusion reactions
- Assist the HBTC in the conduct of post-transfusion surveillance (hemovigilance)

A

BB

85
Q

How is the EQAP administered?

A

done by NRL or other external assessment program approved by DOH-NVBSP

86
Q

What should all BB, BCU, and/or BS have?

A

HBTC Hospital Blood Transfusion Committee

87
Q

How will hospital based BBs, BCUs and BSs be licensed?

A

One stop shop licensure system

88
Q

Who will approve the documents for licensure?

A

CHD

89
Q

How long should The CHD shall be notified of any change in management name or ownership?

A

15 calendar days

90
Q

T or F: In cases of transfer of location, a new application for LTO/ATO shall be required.

A

T

91
Q

T or F: A separate LTO/ATO is not required for each BSF or branch maintained in separate premises .

A

F, needed

92
Q

When does the CHD director do inspection of the BSF?

A

30 days after application

93
Q

How long does LTO of BSF stay valid?

A

3 yrs

94
Q

How long does BB/BCU/BS LTO stay valid?

A

1 yr