Blood Administration

Question 1

What must be received b4 a transfusion is started ?

Answer 1

Signed written consent

Question 2

What blood type is considered universal and can be used for all other dodnor?

Answer 2

Type O negative

Question 3

What blood type is considered the universal recipient and receive all blood

Answer 3

Type AB positive

Question 4

What is the common infection spread thru transfusion?

Answer 4

Hep b

Question 5

In order to determine donor compatibility what must be done

Answer 5

Type and cross match

Question 6

What must be Done to determine a client’s baseline before starting The transfusion ?

Answer 6

Take vital signs

Question 7

What size IV must the client have ?

Answer 7

18G with a filter needle

Question 8

How many nurse confirm the unit blood?

Answer 8

2

Question 9

How long after blood is remove from the blood bank’s refrigerator do you have to start it

Answer 9

30 minutes

Question 10

How long must you stay with the client after transfusion is started ?

Answer 10

15 minutes

Question 11

How many MLs are in one unit of packed red blood cells

Answer 11

Abt 250 mL

Question 12

What are the 7signs of an Adverse reaction?

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1. ) NAUSEA
2. ) SOB
3. ) Restlessness
4. ) FEVER
5. ) Chills
6. ) Back pain
7. )

Answer 12

1. ) restlessness
2. ) nausea
3. ) fever
4. ) chills
5. ) hives
6. ) SOB
7. ) back pain

Question 13

What do you do if an adverse reaction occurs

Answer 13

1. ) stop blood and run the normal saline That’s hangs with the blood
2. ) do vitals
3. ) notify the PHD and blood bank
4. ) make sure urine and blood culture are done

Question 14

Why must you run blood at a slow rate

Answer 14

Because running blood fast can cause fluid. Overload

Question 15

What drug is also used to treat anemia because it increases red blood cell production

Answer 15

Epogen ( epoetin Alfa)

Question 16

Clients taking epoetin should be monitored for what ?

Answer 16

Hypertension and seizures