BLOOD DONATION

Question 1

An institution which is
hospital based, performs
compatibility testing and prepares
blood components.

Answer 1

Blood Bank

Question 2

Interval between blood donation

Answer 2

8 weeks

Question 3

The minimum acceptable
hemoglobin for male donors is:

Answer 3

12.5 g/dL

Question 4

If a donor will undergo platelet
pheresis, he/she must not take
aspirin for:

Answer 4

3 days

Question 5

What is the amount of
anticoagulant to be removed if the
blood donor is 99lbs?

Answer 5

6.3 ml

Question 6

Prospective donors who have
malaria should be deferred:

Answer 6

For three years after cessation of
treatment

Question 7

Storage: granulocyte
concentrate

Answer 7

20-240C without agitation

Question 8

A blood collected with CPDA-1
will expire on December 15, 2014
was irradiated on December 2,
2014. What will be its expiry date?

Answer 8

December 15, 2014

Question 9

Which of the following donor
reactions does not include
discontinue of blood donation as
its first resort in patient
management?

Answer 9

Lightheadedness

Question 10

Blood donation:

Answer 10

-Occurs when a person voluntarily has
blood drawn and used for transfusion.

-Involves collecting blood from a donor
so it can be used to treat someone else

Question 11

All of the following are types
of blood donation

Answer 11

Allogeneic
Autologous
Apheresis

Question 12

Commonly referred to as
whole blood donation:

Answer 12

Allogeneic

Question 13

Separation of components is
based on specific gravity or weight:

Answer 13

Apheresis

Question 14

Blood donated is intended for
the use of general patient
population:

Answer 14

Allogeneic

Question 15

The process takes about 2-3
hours:

Answer 15

Apheresis

Question 16

Example of this type of blood
donation is “mass blood donation”:

Answer 16

Allogeneic

Question 17

Blood donation in which a
specific component of the blood is
only extracted, and the remaining
components are returned to the
donor:

Answer 17

Apheresis

Question 18

Blood donated by the owner for
future use:

Answer 18

Autologous

Question 19

The donor of this type of
blood donation is referred to as the
donor-patient:

Answer 19

Autologous

Question 20

Centrifugation method
wherein blood is processed in
batches or cycles (passes):

Answer 20

Intermittent Flow Centrifugation
(IFC)

Question 21

The process of withdrawal,
processing, and reinfusion of the
blood is performed simultaneously
in this centrifugation method:

Answer 21

Continuous Flow Centrifugation
(CFC)

Question 22

How many venipuncture
site/s are needed in Continuous
Flow Centrifugation (CFC)

Answer 22

Two

Question 23

All of the following are types
of apheresis

Answer 23

Plateletpheresis
Plasmapheresis
Leukapheresis

Question 24

Hematopoietic growth
factors, particularly GCSF, is used
to increase the number of
circulating stem cells prior to this
procedure:

Answer 24

HPC Pheresis

Question 25

Donors are given drugs or sedimenting agents in this type of apheresis to increase the recovery of WBCs:

Answer 25

Leukapheresis

Question 26

Method of collection of peripheral blood stem cells (PBSCs):

Answer 26

HPC Pheresis

Question 27

Which of the following blood components can only be collected via apheresis?

Answer 27

Granulocytes

Question 28

Otherwise known as thrombocytopheresis:

Answer 28

Plateletpheresis

Question 29

Unit/s collected via plateletpheresis is called:

Answer 29

Single Donor Platelet (SDP)

Question 30

One plateletpheresis unit is equivalent to _____ random donor platelets.

Answer 30

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