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Blood Donor Requirements Flashcards

1
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standard that applies to blood donor identification and traceability

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5.1.6

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standard that applies to blood donor information, consents, notifications

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5.2

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3
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allogeneic whole blood donation interval

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8 weeks

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4
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2-unit red cell apheresis donation interval

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16 weeks

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5
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infrequent plasmapheresis donation interval

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4 weeks

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leukapheresis donation intervval

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2 days

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7
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single plateletpheresis donation interval

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2 days

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8
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max collection volume by donor weight

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10.5 mL/kg

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9
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donor weight requirement for 450 ml bag

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> 110 lb

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10
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donor weight requirement for 500 ml bag

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> 120 lb

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11
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donor temperature requirement

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<37.5 (<99.5F)

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12
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donor pulse requirement

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50-100 bpm

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13
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donor blood pressure requirement

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<180/100

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14
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can blood donors be on blood pressure meds?

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yes

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15
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female H&H donor requirement

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> 12.5 g/dl or Hct >38%

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male H&H donation requirement

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13.0 g/dl or Hct 39%

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17
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pituitary growth hormone of human origin deferral

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permanent

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18
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permanent deferral means?

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will never be allowed to donate

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19
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receipt of allogeneic dura mater deferral?

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permanent

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20
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Tegison donation deferral

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permanent

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21
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confirmed positive HBsAg deferral

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permanent

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22
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indefinite deferral means?

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can regain eligibility at some point in the future if guidelines change or improved testing methods are developed

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23
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hepatitis/yellow jaundice after 11th birthday deferral

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indefinite

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24
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hematologic malignancy deferral

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indefinite

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HBcAb deferral
indefinite
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hep C deferral
indefinite
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HIV deferral
indefinite
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HTLV I or II deferral
indefinite
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history of IV drug use deferral
indefinite
30
risk of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease deferral
indefinite
31
history of babesiosis or Chagas disease deferral
indefinite
32
abnormal bleeding tendencies deferral
indefinite
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syphilis and/or gonorrhea deferral
12 months after completion of treatment
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household or sexual contact with hepatitis, HIV deferral
12 months
35
recipient of allogeneic blood transfusion deferral
12 months
36
organ, tissue, bone marrow transplant deferral
12 months
37
bone or skin graft deferral
12 months
38
tattoo or piercing deferral
12 months
39
hepatitis B globulin deferral
12 months
40
72 hour incarceration deferral
12 months
41
bitten by rabid animal deferral
12 months
42
Rubella deferral
4 weeks
43
chicken pox/shingles deferral
4 weeks
44
Accutane deferral
4 weeks
45
smallpox deferral
3 weeks
46
measles deferral
2 weeks
47
mumps referral
2 weeks
48
yellow fever deferral
2 weeks
49
oral polio deferral
2 weeks
50
oral typhoid deferral
2 weeks
51
Plavix/Ticlid deferral
2 weeks (platelets only)
52
cancer deferral
1-5 years after successful treatment
53
pregnancy deferral
6 weeks
54
minor surgery deferral
until healing is complete
55
tooth extraction or dental surgery deferral
72 hours
56
aspirin deferral
48 hours if donating platelets
57
malaria disease deferral
3 years asymptomatic
58
lived in malaria endemic area deferral
3 years after departure
59
traveled to malaria endemic area deferral
1 year after return
60
Finasteride (Proscar or Propecia) deferral
1 month
61
Isotretinoin (Accutane, Amnesteem, Claravis, Sotret) deferral
1 month
62
Dutasteride (Avodart) deferral
6 months
63
Acitretin (Soriatine) deferral
3 years
64
Etrtinate (Tegison) deferral
permanent
65
donation deferral of anyone immunized with toxoids or killed virus or bacterial and rickettsial vaccines if symptom-free and afebrile
no deferral

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