Blood groups and transfusion reactions Flashcards

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2 homeostatic responses to blood loss

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  1. Haemostasis- Vascular spasm, platelet plug formation, coagulation
  2. Increasing production of RBC
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Define erythropoiesis

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Production of RBC

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4 Blood groups and antigens and antibodies

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People with blood group A have Antigens and B antibodies

People with blood group B have B antigens and A antibodies

People with blood group AB has AB antigens and no antibodies

People with blood group O have no antigens and A&B antibodies

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What is the blood type for universal recipients?

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o negative

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Define typing and cross-matching

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  1. Identify the blood group you have

2. Mixing the donor and recipients blood for compatibily

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3 types of transfusion reactions

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  1. Anaphylactic reaction
  2. Mild allergic reaction
  3. Circulatory overload
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What is a febrile reaction?

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Reaction to WBC, platelets, or plasma protein from donor

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What is haemolysis?

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Destruction of RBC

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