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Blood Donation and Deferral Flashcards

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High risk history for AIDS

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Hemophiliacs

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Men who have had sex with another man

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Intravenous drug abusers

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Persons who have engaged in sex for money or drugs

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Have symptoms of viral hepatitis after the age of 11

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Donors who have taken Tegison (treatment of Psoriasis)

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History of babesiosis

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History of Chaga’s Disease

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Anti-Hbc (+)

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HBsAg (+)

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An immigrant o refugee coming from an area considered endemic for malaria

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3 years

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Diagnosed with malaria

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3 years

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14
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Hepatitis B immune globulin administration

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1 year

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Therapeutic rabies vaccination

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1 year

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Rape victims

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1 year

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“close contact” or living with patients with viral hepatitis

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1 year

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Tattoo

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1 year

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Sexual contact with a prostitute or other persons in a high-risk group for AIDS

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1 year

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Incarceration in a jail for more than 72 consecutive hours

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1 year

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Travel to areas endemic for malaria

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1 year

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Undergone organ transplant

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1 year

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Sexual contact with HIV patients

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Sexual contact with IV drug abuser

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1 year

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Sexual contact with patients with hemophilia

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1 year

26
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Travel to areas known to be endemic for Leishmaniasis

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1 year

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History of syphilis or gonorrhea

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1 year

28
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Recent blood donation

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2 months

29
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Woman who received transfusion during her pregnancy

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1 year

30
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Woman who delivered a baby

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6 weeks after delivery

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Donor who took Aspirin/Piroxicam

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3 days

32
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German measles (Rubella)

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1 month

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Chickenpox

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1 month

34
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German measles vaccination

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1 month

35
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Accutane drug administration

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1 month

36
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Administration of Proscar for the treament of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

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1 month

37
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After vaccination with oral polio

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2 weeks

38
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Measles (rubeola) vaccination

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2 weeks

39
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Mumps or yellow fever vaccination

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2 weeks

40
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Whole blood donation after hemapheresis

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48 hrs

41
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Infrequent plasmapheresis

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4 weeks

42
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Double red cell unit apheresis

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16 weeks

43
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Angle in whole blood collection in blood donation

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45 degree angle

Reduced to about 10 to 20 degree angle once in the skin

44
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How many mL of blood is removed for every pound below 110 lbs for autologous donation

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4mL

45
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Tests for Autologous Donor

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ABO & Rh

46
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Refers to blood that is withdrawn before an anticipated transfusion and stored until use

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Predeposit autologous donation

47
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Occurs when blood is collected during surgical procedure and usually reinfused immediately

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Intraoperative autologous donation

48
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Takes place in the operating room when 1 to 3 units of whole blood are collected and the patient’s volume is replaced by colloid or crystalloid. The blood is reinfused during the surgical procedure.

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Immediate preoperative hemodilution

49
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Autologous donation in which a drainage is placed in the surgical site and postoperative bleeding is salvaged, cleared, and reinfused.

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Postoperative salvage

50
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Preferred anticoagulant in blood bank

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ACD

Next is Heparin

51
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Method of blood collection in which whole blood is withdrawn, a desired component is separated and the remainder of the tune returned to the donor

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Apheresis/Hemapheresis

52
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Procedure time for apheresis

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45-120 mins

53
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Donor plasma protein required for Plasmapheresis

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> or = 6 g/dL

54
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Plasmapheresis

Donor wt: 50-80kg

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2 x 500mL

55
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Plasmapheresis

Donor wt: >80kg

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2 x 600 mL

56
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Plateletpheresis

Donor platelet count should be

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> 150 000/cumm

57
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Plateletpheresis interval

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2 days

58
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Donor’s criteria for double rbc pheresis

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Weight
Height
Hct

59
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Used as a separating agent in Leukapheresis

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Hydroxyethyl Starch

HES

60
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Administered in Leukapheresis before donation to increase the number of circulating granulocyte

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Corticosteroids

61
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Requires only one venipuncture in which blood is withdrawn and reinfused through the same needle.

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Intermittent-flow centrifugation (IFC)

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