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Deferrals Flashcards

1
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Finasteride (eg Proscar, Procpecia)

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1 month

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Isotretinoin (eg Absorica, Accutane, Amnesteem, Claravis, Myorisan, Sotret, Zenatane)

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1 month

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Dutasteride (eg Avodart, Jaylyn)

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6 months

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Acitretin (eg Soriatane)

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3 years

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Etrtinate (eg Tegison)

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Permanent

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6
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Bovine insulin manufactured in the UK

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Idefinite

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Aspirin, aspirin-containing medications, piroxicam (eg Feldene)

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2 days

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Clopidogrel (eg Plavix), Ticlopidine (eg Ticlid), and Vorapaxar (eg Zontivity)

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14 days

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9
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Prasugrel (Effient) and ticagrelor (Brilinta)

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7 days

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Warfarin (eg Coumadin, Warfilone, Jantoven)

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7 days

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Heparin

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7 days

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12
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Direct thrombin inhibitors (eg Dabigatran)

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2 days

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13
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Direct Xa inhibitors (eg Rivaroxaban)

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2 days

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14
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Receipt of Hepatitis B Immune Globulin

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12 months

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Family history of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD)

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Indefinite

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16
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Pregnancy

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6 weeks

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17
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Receipt of allogeneic dura mater or pituitary growth hormone of human origin

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Permanent

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18
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Receipt of blood, components, or human tissue

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12 months

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19
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Receipt of any cells, tissues, or organs from a nonhuman animal source

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Permanent

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20
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Receipt of toxoids, or synthetic or killed viral, bacterial or rickettsial vaccines if donor is symptom-free and afebrile

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none

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21
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Anthrax vaccine

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none

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22
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Cholera vaccine

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none

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23
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Diphtheria vaccine

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none

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24
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Hep A vaccine

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none

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25
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Hep B vaccine

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none

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26
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Influenza vaccine

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none

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27
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Lyme disease vaccine

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none

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28
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Parathyphoid vaccine

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none

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29
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Plague

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none

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30
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Pertussis vaccine

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none

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31
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Pneumococcal palysaccharide vaccine

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none

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32
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Polio (Salk/injection) vaccine

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none

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33
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Rabies vaccine

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none

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34
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Rocky Mountain spotted fever vaccine

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none

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35
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Tetanus vaccine

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none

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36
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Typhoid (by injection) vaccine

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none

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37
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recombinant vaccine

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none

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38
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HPV vaccine (recombinant)

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none

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39
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intranasal live attenuated flu vaccine

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none

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40
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Measles (rubeola) vaccine

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2 weeks

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41
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Mumps vaccine

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2 weeks

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42
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Polio (Sabin/oral) vaccine

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2 weeks

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43
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Thphoid (oral) vaccine

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2 weeks

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44
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Yellow fever vaccine

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2 weeks

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45
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German measles (rubella) vaccine

A

4 weeks

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46
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Chicken pox/shingles (varicella zoster) vaccine

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4 weeks

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47
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Small pox vaccine without complications

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until vaccination scab falls off, or 21 days, whichever is longer.

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48
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Small pox vaccine with complications

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Deferral for 14 days after complete resolution of severe complications.

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49
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unlicensed vaccine

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12 months

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50
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Confirmed positive for HBsAg

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Permanent

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51
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Repeatedly reactive test for anti-HBc on more than one occasion

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Indefinite

52
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Positive HBV NAT result

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Indefinite

53
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Repeatedly reactive test for anti-HTLV

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Indefinite

54
Q

Present or past clinical or laboratory evidence of infection with HIV, HCV, HTLV, or T. cruzi

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Indefinite

55
Q

Babesiosis

A

Indefinite

56
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Evidence or obvious stigmata of parenteral drug use

A

Indefinite

57
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Use of a needle to administer nonprescription drugs

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Indefinite

58
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Mucous membrane exposure to blood

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12 months

59
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Nonsterile skin penetration with instruments or equipment contaminated with blood or body fluids other than the donor’s own.

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12 months

60
Q

Tattoos or permanent make-up unless applied by a state-regulated entity with sterile needles and ink that has not been reused

A

12 months

61
Q

Sexual contact or lived with individual who has acute or chronic Hep B

A

12 months

62
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Sexual contact or lived with individual who has symptomatic Hep C

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12 months

63
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Sexual contact with an individual with HIV infection or at high risk of HIV infection

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12 months

64
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Incarceration in a correctional institution (including juvenile detention, lockup, jail, or prison) for more than 72 consecutive hours

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12 months

65
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Syphilis or gonorrhea

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12 months (must have completed treatment)

66
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West Nile Virus

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120 days following diagnosis or onset of illness, whichever is later

67
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Diagnosis of malaria

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3 years after becoming asymptomatic

68
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Individuals who have lived longer than 5 consecutive years in countries considered malaria-endemic

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3 years after departure from malaria endemic - country

69
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Individuals who have traveled to an area where malaria is endemic

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12 months after departure from malaria endemic - country

70
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Residence in the U.K. for 3 months or more, between 1980 and 1996

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Indefinite

71
Q

Military personnel (current and former), and their dependents, who spent time in military bases in northern Europe (1980-1990) for 6 months or more.

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Indefinite

72
Q

Military personnel (current and former), and their dependents, who spent time in military bases in southern Europe (1980-1996) for 6 months or more.

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Indefinite

73
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Donors who lived in France for 5 years or more, between 1980 and the present

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Indefinite

74
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Donors who received a transfusion in the U.K. between 1980 and the present

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Indefinite

75
Q

Blood donors who lived in Europe for 5 years or more, between 1980 and the present

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Indefinite

76
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Donor who has visited a malaria-endemic area, who is a prior resident of a malaria-endemic country (5 years), and who has been a resident of non-endemic countries for less than 3 consecutive years.

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3 years

77
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Donor who is a prior resident of a malaria-endemic country returns to malaria-endemic area after residence for 3 years consecutively in non-endemic countries

A

1 year

78
Q

Hepatitis diagnosed after age 11

A

Indefinite

79
Q

Double/triplet platelet apheresis

A

7 days

80
Q

Clotting factor concentrates in hemophiliacs

A

Indefinite

81
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Factors in nonhemophiliacs

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1 year

82
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Residents of non-endemic countries with travel to endemic area from >24hrs and less than 5 years

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1 year

83
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Residents of non-endemic countries with travel to endemic country but not endemic area for >24 hrs

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none

84
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Previous residents of endemic countries with travel to endemic area ( prior resident of endemic country

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3 years (if asymptomatic)

85
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Previous residents of endemic countries with travel to endemic area ( prior resident of endemic country >3 years after leaving)

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1 year (if asymptomatic)

86
Q

Non-routine dental work

A

72 hrs

87
Q

Piroxicam (Feldene)

A

48 hrs

88
Q

Frequent plasmapheresis donors need to have protein or SPEP performed every…

A

4 months

89
Q

Frequent plasmapheresis donors must have blood loss less than _____/wk and less than ____/8 wks

A

25/200

90
Q

Positive crossmatch with negative screen (3)

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  1. ABO incompatibilty
  2. Antibodies to low incidence antigens
  3. Positive donor DAT
91
Q

+NAT, RR HBsAg/confirmed, NR Anti-HBc

A

Permanently deferred

92
Q

+NAT, RR HBsAg/confirmed, RR Anti-HBc

A

Permanently deferred

93
Q

+NAT, RR HBsAg/not confirmed, RR Anti-HBc

A

Permanently deferred

94
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+NAT, NR HBsAg, RR Anti-HBc

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Indefinitely deferred, may be eligible for re-entry in 8 wks

95
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+NAT, NR HBsAg, NR Anti-HBc

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Indefinitely deferred, may be eligible for re-entry in 8 wks

96
Q

+NAT, RR HBsAg/not confirmed, NR Anti-HBc

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Indefinitely deferred, may be eligible for re-entry in 8 wks

97
Q

Anti-HCV window period

A

70-80 days

98
Q

HCV NAT window period

A

7 days

99
Q

Anti-HIV 1,2 window period

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20 days

100
Q

HIV-1 NAT window period

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9-10 days

101
Q

If anti-HIV 1,2 +, then must do

A

Anti-HIV-2

102
Q

WNV deferral (3)

A
  1. 28 days from symptom onset
  2. 14 days after symptoms resolved
  3. 120 days from positive test.
103
Q

CMV infects which cells

A

monocytes

104
Q

RR anti-HIV, +HIV NAT

A

permanent deferral

105
Q

RR anti-HIV, WB neg/indeterm, + NR HIV NAT

A

indefinite deferral (my try re-entry in 8 weeks)

106
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RR anti-HIV, +WB

A

permanent deferral

107
Q

NR anti-HIV, +HIV NAT

A

indefinite deferral (my try re-entry in 8 weeks)

108
Q

RR anti-HCV, + HCV NAT

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permanent deferral

109
Q

RR anti-HCV, + RR anti-HCV (different platform) OR +NAT

A

permanent deferral

110
Q

NR anti-HCV, +HCV NAT

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indefinite deferral (my try re-entry in 6 months)

111
Q

RR anti-HBc x 1

A

No deferral

112
Q

RR anti-HBc x 2

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permanent deferral

113
Q

RR anti-HBc, RR HBsAg

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permanent deferral

114
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RR HBsAg, confirmed neutralization

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permanent deferral

115
Q

RR HBsAg, nonconfirmed neutralization

A

retest in >8 weeks

116
Q

+ HBV NAT, RR HBsAg/confirmed

A

permanent deferral

117
Q

DTI and Xa inhibitors

A

1 week (2 days)

118
Q

Interval between transfusion and measles/varicella vaccine: washed RBC

A

none

119
Q

Interval between transfusion and measles/varicella vaccine: Adenine saline RBC

A

3 months

120
Q

Interval between transfusion and measles/varicella vaccine: pRBC

A

6 months

121
Q

Interval between transfusion and measles/varicella vaccine: whole blood

A

6 months

122
Q

Interval between transfusion and measles/varicella vaccine: plasma/platelets

A

7 months

123
Q

Cell saver storage temp and shelf life

A

RT - 4 hr

1-6C - 24 hr

124
Q

Shed blood/post-salvage blood

A

6 hrs

125
Q

Leishmaniasis

A

12 months after travel to Iraq

126
Q

HBV vaccine

A

21 days

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