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What is the shelf life of PLAPs?

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5 days

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1
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What is the shelf life of RBCs?

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42 days

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What is the shelf life of plasma?

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24 hours for liquid, 1 year frozen

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3
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What should be done if donor I’d is not available

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Mobiles: manual drf, write date of registration at top of drf, write computer not available at time of draw in dates/eligibility box

Centers: safetrace will be used to register donors

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What sections on MANUAL DRF are donors asked to complete and review?

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Personal information, medical history (udhq)

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5
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All information obtained from the donor is considered…

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Personal and confidential

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6
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How can a donor credit their donation to a specific donation

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Supplemental donation form completed, note patient’s name in personal information section where it says “credit my donation to this person or group”

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7
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What group numbers are assigned for special procedure donation types?

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Directed 4000
Autologous 4001
Plasma Exchange 4002
Therapeutic 4003

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8
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What are a few reasons why one cannot donate “at this time”

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Pregnancy within 6 weeks
Symptoms of HIV or aids
Low weight
Less than 16 years old
Hct less than 38
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What are some reasons why one could NEVER donate?

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Men who had sex with another male since 1977
IV drug use
Positive test for HIV or aids
Paid for sex since 1977

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10
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Why might someone not be able to donate for 12 months

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Rape
People who have had sexual contact with someone in the never category
Syphilis or gonorrhea
Jail for 72 hours
True blood exposure
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11
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What are the most common side effects from blood donation

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Lightheaded ness, dizziness, bleeding, bruising, nausea, headache

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What are the minimum acceptable weight for adults vs 16 and 17 yo for allogeneic WB

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Adults 110

16 and 17 125

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13
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By law, where are all positive HIV, wnv, hepatitis, and syphilis results reported

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State health department

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14
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Where can illegible information filled out by the donor be clarified?

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Front comment section of manual drf

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15
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What are two reasons to contact training and education

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Questions not addressed in sop, any question involving donor suitability

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16
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How long does donor raise their arm post donation?

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Until site stops bleeding

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17
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What is the most important task when donors are in the phleb section

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Never leave donors unattended

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18
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Fenwal says bags are good for how long after opening pouch?

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60 days

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19
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What is obis internal control date for bags once the silver pouch is opened

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30 days

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20
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What is the definition of an internal control date?

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A date set by the institution that cannot exceed the manufacturers recommendation

21
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What must be done to bags not used by the end of the day

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Bags left in silver pouch will be sealed in silver pouch secured with 3 pieces of tape. Verify opened date is documented on pouch

22
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How many times can a blood bag be removed from the foil pouch and returned for storage

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Only once

23
Q

Explain how to void or destroy din or testing numbers

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Put one small din on voided din or testing number form
Account for all remaining stickers, remove stickers from bag
Place all remaining stickers into bio waste

24
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How many dins should be accounted for at all times?

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34

25
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What verification is performed at heat seal

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Collection date, dins, blood type, draw start time, cmv status, segment numbers, Asa sticker

26
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What is done to a unit that weighs more than 750g

A

Heat seal and weigh on digital scale
Notate weight on drf and unit
Convert weight to volume
Supervisor contacts physician

27
Q

What size box is used for whole blood

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14x14x14” with 1/2” insulation

28
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What size box is used to transport pre plap

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9x9x7” with 1” insulation

29
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What is the max number wb units that can be placed in each blood box

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20

30
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If blood arrives at the main facility within 6 hours, what temp can they be transported at?

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Ambient

31
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How are therapeutic products transported

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In self sealing bag boxed separate from allogeneic wb

32
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Apheresis platelets are transported in what size box

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14x14x14” with 2” insulation

33
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Pre plap tubes are transported at what temperature

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Ambient

34
Q

For hematron ii what color does led turn when instrument is on

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Green

35
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For genesis rapid seal ii what color does the lamp turn when ready for use

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Green

36
Q

On the sebra, what direction should the jaws and splash guard be facing

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Upward so the operator can observe the indicator light on the head

37
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How long do y hold the. Handle down after the sealing indicator light goes completely out

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1 second

38
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How many heat seals can you make per minute

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5

39
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What indicates low battery

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When alarm sounds and battery low light illuminates

40
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What should be done with bloodstained paperwork

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Remove blood with red wipe, do not smear ink. Blot paper only I be additional time. Air dry and place in plastic covering. If document cannot be preserved, follow procedure for lost documents

41
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For lot release no, what is done?

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Write lot release no on Manila tag. Place lot release no sticker on front of drf not covering readable portion of din
Document explanation for edf in comment section of the drf

42
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What protective equipment is needed when cleaning a mercury spill

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Gloves and safety glasses

43
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Supplies stored in a temperature controlled environment are monitored by what

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Central monitoring system

44
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What is the treatment for an arterial stick

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Unit is discontinued, notify physician, phleb holds two two three finger pressure for 15 min, 10 up and 5 down or until clotted, apply arm wrap with ice pack, double arm care instructions, generate reaction report

45
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What are hyperventilation treatments

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Breathe into paper bag, look at ceiling and cough, breathe with one nostril closed, pull stomach in and hold breath and exhale slowly

46
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What is the main duty of the phleb if donor has seizure?

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Prevent injury

47
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What indicates nerve injury

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Loss of function, tingling, numbness, pain or ache

48
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What causes hypovolemia

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Loss of greater than 15% ebv

49
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What should donor do if allergic to iodine

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Wash arm with soap and water and let air dry, have donor report back if no improvement

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