Blood Tranfusions Flashcards
Destruction of fetal red cells due to high levels of maternal antibody
Haemolytic disease of the newborn
Which Ig can cross the palcenta
IgG
Most common Ab responsible and precaution taken
anti-D
Always transfuse RhD -ve blood to RdD -ve women of child bearing age
Other Ab that can cause HDN
anti-c, anti-K, IgG ABO
Prevention of antiD formation?
IM Anti_D Ig at high risk of feto-maternal haemorrhage
28 and 34 weeks routine prophylaxis
During pregnancy if sensitising event occurs
Delivery if baby is RhD +ve
4 types of immediate immune response to transfusions
Wrong Blood ABO
Rebrile non-haemolytic
Allergic/ anaphylaxis
Transfusion related acute lung injury
3 types of delayed immune response to transfusions
Delayed haemolytic transfusion reaction
Post-transfusion purpura
Transplant-associated GVHD
2 Types of IMmediate non-immune reaction
Bacterial infection
Transfusion associated cardiac overload
2 Types of Delayed non-immune reaction
Viral infections
Iron overload