Anemia ppt/2 Flashcards
TRALI
sudden development of non-cardiogenic pulmonary edema
results in agglutination of cells, which can obstruct capillaries and block blood flow
acute hemolytic reaction
allergic reaction s/s
3
- facial flushing
- hives/rash
- scratchy
TRALI stands for
transfusion related acute lung injury
recipient is sensitive to plasma proteins of the donor’s blood
allergic reaction
blood infusion IV G
18 or bigger
fibrinolytic system function
breaks down newly formed clots creating fibrin split products, which have anticoag properties and inhibit normal blood clotting
massive blood transfusion reaction is an imbalance of
normal blood elements
a blood transfusion reaction most often occurs when
in the first 10-15 mins or first 50 cc of blood
transfusion reaction - sepsis
bacterial contamination of blood product
acute hemolytic reaction s/s
6
- chills
- fever
- increased HR
- hypotension
- chest pain
- lumbar pain
is DIC a disease
no
circulatory overload - what increases this risk
large quantities over short periods of time
febrile reaction can be prevented by
using additional filters to leukocyte deplete the RBCs and platelets or ordering leukocytes poor blood products
blood infusion VSs
VSs before infusion
VSs 15 mins after started
can give acetaminophen and diphenhydramine 30 mins prior to infusion to prevent this reaction
febrile
leader in transfusion-related deaths
TRALI
transfusion reaction - acute hemolytic
most commonly caused by ABO incompatible blood