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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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2
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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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6
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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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16
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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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25
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HBcAb deferral

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indefinite

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26
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hep C deferral

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indefinite

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27
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HIV deferral

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indefinite

28
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HTLV I or II deferral

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indefinite

29
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history of IV drug use deferral

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indefinite

30
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risk of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease deferral

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indefinite

31
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history of babesiosis or Chagas disease deferral

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indefinite

32
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abnormal bleeding tendencies deferral

A

indefinite

33
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syphilis and/or gonorrhea deferral

A

12 months after completion of treatment

34
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household or sexual contact with hepatitis, HIV deferral

A

12 months

35
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recipient of allogeneic blood transfusion deferral

A

12 months

36
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organ, tissue, bone marrow transplant deferral

A

12 months

37
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bone or skin graft deferral

A

12 months

38
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tattoo or piercing deferral

A

12 months

39
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hepatitis B globulin deferral

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12 months

40
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72 hour incarceration deferral

A

12 months

41
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bitten by rabid animal deferral

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12 months

42
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Rubella deferral

A

4 weeks

43
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chicken pox/shingles deferral

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4 weeks

44
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Accutane deferral

A

4 weeks

45
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smallpox deferral

A

3 weeks

46
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measles deferral

A

2 weeks

47
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mumps referral

A

2 weeks

48
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yellow fever deferral

A

2 weeks

49
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oral polio deferral

A

2 weeks

50
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oral typhoid deferral

A

2 weeks

51
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Plavix/Ticlid deferral

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2 weeks (platelets only)

52
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cancer deferral

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1-5 years after successful treatment

53
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pregnancy deferral

A

6 weeks

54
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minor surgery deferral

A

until healing is complete

55
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tooth extraction or dental surgery deferral

A

72 hours

56
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aspirin deferral

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48 hours if donating platelets

57
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malaria disease deferral

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3 years asymptomatic

58
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lived in malaria endemic area deferral

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3 years after departure

59
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traveled to malaria endemic area deferral

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1 year after return

60
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Finasteride (Proscar or Propecia) deferral

A

1 month

61
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Isotretinoin (Accutane, Amnesteem, Claravis, Sotret) deferral

A

1 month

62
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Dutasteride (Avodart) deferral

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6 months

63
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Acitretin (Soriatine) deferral

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3 years

64
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Etrtinate (Tegison) deferral

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permanent

65
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donation deferral of anyone immunized with toxoids or killed virus or bacterial and rickettsial vaccines if symptom-free and afebrile

A

no deferral

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