blood component therapy Flashcards

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PRBC

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what is at bottom of vial after centrifuge -> no plasma, wbc, plt
for severe anemia

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2
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type and cross match

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indirect coombs
RH - cannot get Rh +
o- is universal donor
AB+ is universal acceptor
donor has to have same antigens as recipient

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preT responsibilities

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assess labs (H+H)
verify order, type and cross (q46hr), identify pt, consent form, premedicate prn (acetaminophen, beny)
anticipate 250-350mL
IV set up: venous access 20g but 18 ideal (larger bc small leads to hemolysis), Y tubing (blood, NC only!), filter, be ready before blood is on floor, only have 30 min, close NS clamp when blood going
final pt identity check at bedside with second nurse

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recommendations of hemodynamically stable (BP and HR ok) pt without active bleeding

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hgb <6: unless exceptional circumstances
hgb 6-7: transF likely
hgb 7-8: for orthopedic sx or heart sx, and in those with stable CV disease, after eval of clinical status
hgb 8-10: generally not indicated but considered for some - s anemia, bleeding, acute coronary s with ichemia, hemoc pt with severe thrombocytopenia at risk of bleed)
hgb >10: exceptional circumstances only

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5
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transF responsibilities

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return blood asap if not used
explain procedure to pt, need to report any unusual sensations (chills, sob, itch, back pain), cold at site ok
take baseline VS
infuse slow (1-2mL/min or 60-120mL/hr) for first 15 min
constant obs by rn first 15-30 min, cannot delegate
VS after 15 min, no rxn, increase rate to infuse to finish in ~2hr (unless r/o FVO - use 4hr max), VS q1hr, then at end
post infusion orders: lasix (FVO), another unit, other meds (antihistamines/pyretics)
end of infusion: roller clamp blood and open NC to flush line

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6
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plt

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NOT clotting factor, still enhance clotting
perpared from fresh whole blood, 30-60mL
multiple unites from 1 donor, room temp, good 1-5 days
agitate bag periodically (so they dont clump), admin fast as tolerable
no ABO compatibility needed
I: bleeding caused by thrombocytopenia, plt <20,00, cancer (chemo)

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FFP

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have clotting factors (proT)
liquid portion, 250mL, yellow, no platelets
need ABO compat
store 1yr, use within 24 hr thawed
I: bleed bc deficiency in CF, fluid volume expander (low BP) - less often

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8
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albumin

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colloid -> pulling power
malN, liver disease
blood product derivative, plasma volume expander, keep fluid in intravascular space (edema if water in interstitial)
preppred from plasma
no compatibility needed
5%-25% osmotically equivalent to pt plasma (can be v hypertonic)

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9
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transF rxns general

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stop!
maintain new IV line with NS -> at same site, dont just use NS in y tubing bc blood still in there) prime new bag and tubing with NS, then switch tubing
assess, notify blood bank and HCP, recheck ID tags and #s, monitor vs and urine output (hemolytic only, kidneys shut down)
treat S per order - usually fever
save bag and tubing for bank
complete transF rxn report form
collect specimens to eval for hemolysis
document reaction

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10
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acute hemolytic

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incompatible blood

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11
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febrile non hemolytic

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fever during infusion

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12
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mild allergic

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sensitization to donor wbc, plt, plasma; more common with hx of allergies

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13
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anaphylactic and severe allergic

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sensitization to donor plasma proteins (antibodies)

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14
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bacterial/sepsis

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bacteria in blood

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15
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circulatory overload

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TACO
too much volume administration

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16
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leukocyte reduced blood products

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leukocytes are naturall collected when doing whole blood collections
they are considered a contaminant of other cellular compoenets (rbc and plt), and can cause adverse reactions including immunologically mediated effects
prestorage leukoreduction removes them

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acute hemolytic transfusion rxn: s/s

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immediate onset
facial flush
fever with or without chills
HA
low back pain (kidneys! - acute renal fail)
hemoglobinuria
dyspnea
tachypnea
hypoT
cardiac arrest/death

18
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acute hemolytic transfusion rxn: nc

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treat shock -> IV colloid for BP (for CO)
blood samples from site
1st voided urine (hematuria), insert foley to monitor output
unit, tubing, filter -> lab
perventable! meticulous verification

19
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febrile non hemolytic: s/s

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not immediate
sudden chills/fever
HA
flushing
anx
v
muscle pain

20
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febrile non hemolytic: nc

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antipyretic, restart only if hcp orders
prevent: leukocyte reduced prophylactic acetaminophen

21
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mild allergic: s/s

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flush
itch
urticaria

22
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mild alergic: nc

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admin antihistamine (diphenhydramine), corticosteroid prn (with order)
is s/s mild/transient, may be restarted slowly with orders
prevent: prophyl antihistamine and steroid, consider washed rbc and plt

23
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anaphylactic and severe allergic: s/s

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experience cardiac arrest d/t allergic reaction
anx
urticaria
dyspnea/wheeze (progress to cyanosis, bronchospams, hypoT, shock and cardiac arrest)

24
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anaphylactic and severe allergic: nc

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CPR, O2
epinephrin admin, antihistamines, corticosteroids, beta 2 agonist
prevent: extensively washed rbcs only, autologous components

25
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bacterial/sepsis: s/s

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rapid chill, high fever, v+d, marked hypoT

26
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bacterial/sepsis: nc

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culture blood and return bag to lab
treat septicemia (abx, IVFs, vasopressins - BP)
prevent: <4hr, collect, store

27
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TACO: s/s

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cough, dyspnea, pulm congestion, HA, increase in VS, distended neck veins

28
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TACO: nc

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slow/stop infusion, furosemide (diuretics), o2, morphine, CXR state, use all 4hr in at risk
prevent: recognize at risk

29
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decrease risk of reaciton

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autologous transF (autotransF - collection device during sx)
autologous donation is before planned procedure - frozen and stored years, not frozen = used in few weeks, less popular bc expensive, no insurance, wasted