6313 RA 7719 Flashcards
What is the new name for the PNRC? And when did this change happen?
changed to Philippine Red Cross
when the RA 10072 “The Philippine
Red Cross Act of 2009 was signed
What is PBCC?
Philippine Blood
Coordinating Council
What is PBC?
Philippine Blood Center
Before _____, blood was collected and directly administered to patients.
WW2
The creation of what led to the preservation and storage of blood in blood banks?
anticoagulants
When did voluntary blood donation begin to be promoted?
after WW2
When was the National Blood Program launched? and by whom?
PNRC, on July 17 1948
Who was the first blood donor?
Pres. Elpidio Quirino
What was the main objective of the NBP?
“To maintain a constant and ready supply of whole blood or plasma at least for
emergency cases”
What is the Blood Bank Law?
RA 1517
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.
T
When was RA 1517 passed?
June 16, 1956
When is Blood Donor’s Week held?
annually on the second week of july
What does RA 1517 state?
An act regulating the collection, processing and sale of human blood, and the establishment and operation of blood banks and blood processing laboratories.
What RA repealed RA 1517?
RA 7719
For what purpose was RA 1517 repealed for?
Safeguarding and promoting public health and welfare by preventing improper collection, processing, and sale of human blood
When was RA 1517 repealed?
May 5, 1994
What are the implementing guidelines of RA 1517?
AO 9, s. 1995
AO 17-A, s. 1998
AO 2005-0002
AO 2008-0008
“RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE PHILIPPINE NATIONAL BLOOD SERVICES AMENDING AO. No.9 s. of 1995”
AO 2005-0002
“Requirements and Procedure for a License to Operate a Blood Bank/Blood Center in the Philippines.”
AO 17-A, s. 1998
“Rules and Regulations Implementing Republic Act No. 7719 otherwise known as the NATIONAL BLOOD SERVICES ACT OF 1994.”
AO 9, s. 1995
“Rules and Regulations Governing the Regulation of Blood Service Facilities dated May 2, 2008
Administrative Order No. 2008-0008
What is RA 7719? When was it approved?
National Blood Services Act of 1994 approved on May 5, 1994
What is the purpose of RA 7719?
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
Who initiated and who filed RA 7719?
Initiated by the Committee on NBSP
Filed in 1989 by Sen. Rene Saguisag
What does RA 7719 promote?
Voluntary Blood Donation and mandates a National Voluntary Blood Services Program.
How long did it take for commercial blood banks to phase out?
2-4 years
RA 7719 provides?
Duty-free importation of blood bank equipment, reagents, blood bags, and supplies and regulates Blood Service Facilities
What section is the definitions?
3
A Blood Bank has the capability to?
recruit and screen blood donors
collect, process, store, transport and issue blood for transfusion
provide information and/or education on blood transfusion transmissible diseases.
What is a blood bank that exists for profit?
Commercial Blood Bank
What is human blood,
processed or unprocessed?
Blood/blood product
What are the kinds of blood donors?
Voluntary blood donors - one who donates blood on one’s own volition or initiative and without monetary compensation.
Paid donors
Replacement donors
What is Section 2 of this act?
Declaration of Policy
What is section 3 of this act?
Definitions
What is section 5 of this act?
National Voluntary Blood Service Program (NVBSP)
What is section 4?
Promotion of Voluntary Blood Donation
What is sec 6?
Upgrading of Services and Facilities
What is sec 7?
Phase out of Commercial BB
What is section 9?
Regulation of Blood Sciences
What is section 11?
Rules and Regulations
What is sec 10?
Importation of Blood Bank Equipment, Reagents, and Blood Bags
What is sec 8?
Non-profit operation
What is section 12?
Penalties
What is a blood bank which can perform compatibility
testing of blood?
Hospital-based blood bank
What is a laboratory or institution with the capability to
recruit and screen blood donors, collect, process,
store, transport and issue blood?
Blood bank/ Blood center
What is the institution or facility duly authorized by the
Department of Health to recruit and screen donors
and collect blood?
Blood collection unit
What are the 5 core tests mandated by WHO?
HIV/AIDS antibody
Surface antigen for Hepatitis B
Hepa C antigen
Serologic testing for Syphilis (RPR/ VDRL)
Malaria testing
What are the 4 TTIs?
Malaria
Hepa B and C
HIV/AIDS
Syphilis
Who delegates the responsibility of carrying out the provisions of this act?
Secretary of Health
What do you call an individual included in the list
of qualified voluntary blood donors?
Walking Blood Donors
What are the anticoagulants and how many days do each last?
CPD, ACD (21 days)
CPDA1, CP2D (35 days)
Heparin (2 days)
CPDA2 (42 days)
What is any unit, office, institution providing any of the blood transfusion services?
Blood Service Facility
What policy are the BSF/Apheresis Facility/EU/EU non-hosp defined?
AO 2010-0001 Policies and Guidelines for the
Philippine National Blood Services and Blood Services
Networks
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?
Blood Station
Where is the Blood Station Defined?
AO 2008-0008
What is an apheresis facility?
blood collection procedure is
done in which whole blood is
removed, a selected
component separated and the
remainder returned to the
donor.
What is an end-user hospital vs a end-user non hospital health facility?
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
How does the promotion of voluntary blood donation happen?
Public education
Professional education
promotion in schools
walking donors
establishment of blood service network
What agencies establish the NVBSP?
DOH with PNRC and PBCC
What are the budgeting allocations for the NVBSP?
Government (accord. to the budget of DOH)
PAGCOR (25M)
PCSO (25M)
Duty free (20M)
Other agencies (civic organizations)
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?
Bood Service Network
T or F: All hospitals, both private and public are required to provide voluntary blood donation programs
F, encouraged only for private
Who establishes the guidelines for step roper use of blood and blood products?
DOH with PSHBT and PSP
What is PSHBT and PSP?
Philippine Society of Hematology and Blood Transfusion
Philippine Society of Pathologists
How long does it take to phase out commercial BB?
2 yrs after effectivity of RA 7719, extension of 2 yrs by Secretary of Health
T or F: Blood facilities may ask for fees
T, services fees not greater than the max
Blood bank equipment and reagents are imported duty free by?
PNRC and Blood banks and hospitals participating in the National Voluntary Blood Services Program (NVBSP)
How long should the implementation of these provisions be promulgated by the Secretary?
Within 60 days
What is the penalty for charging more than the max price?
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.
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?
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)
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?
10 yrs imprisonment
This Act shall take effect after _______ following its _______.
fifteen (15) days ; publication in the Official Gazette or in two (2) national newspapers of general circulation.
When was RA 7719 approved?
May 15, 1994
How many section RA 7719?
15
Signed by?
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
What AO is Rules and Regulations Governing the Regulation of Blood Services Facilities?
AO 2008-0008
What AO is Requirements and Procedures for a License to Operate a BB/ BC in the Philippines?
AO 17-A, s. 1998
What AO is Rules and Regulations Implementing RA 7719?
AO 9, s. 1995
What AO is Rules and Regulations for the establishment of the Phil. Nat’l Blood Service?
AO 2005-0002
What service capability:
Provision of whole blood and packed red cells
Storage, issuance, transport and distribution of whole blood and packed red cells
BS
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
BCU
What service capability:
Testing of units of blood for TTIs
BC
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)
BB
How is the EQAP administered?
done by NRL or other external assessment program approved by DOH-NVBSP
What should all BB, BCU, and/or BS have?
HBTC Hospital Blood Transfusion Committee
How will hospital based BBs, BCUs and BSs be licensed?
One stop shop licensure system
Who will approve the documents for licensure?
CHD
How long should The CHD shall be notified of any change in management name or ownership?
15 calendar days
T or F: In cases of transfer of location, a new application for LTO/ATO shall be required.
T
T or F: A separate LTO/ATO is not required for each BSF or branch maintained in separate premises .
F, needed
When does the CHD director do inspection of the BSF?
30 days after application
How long does LTO of BSF stay valid?
3 yrs
How long does BB/BCU/BS LTO stay valid?
1 yr
