Donation Infectious Disease Testing Flashcards

1
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IDM tests performed

A
HIV: Anti-HIV 1/2(IgG&IgM) and HIV-1 NAT
HCV: Anti-HCV and HCV NAT
HBV: HBsAg, Anti-HBc (IgG&IgM), and HBV NAT
HTLV I/II: Anti-HTLV I/II (IgG)
Syphilis: Treponemal or non-Treponemal
West Nile Virus: NAT
Zika Virus: NAT
Chagas' Disease (T.cruzi IgG)
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2
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Estimated Risk of Transfusion Transmission:

HIV

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1:1,467,000

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3
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Estimated Risk of Transfusion Transmission:

HCV

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1:1,149,000

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4
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Estimated Risk of Transfusion Transmission:

HBV

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1:765,000-1:1,006,000

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5
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Estimated Risk of Transfusion Transmission:

Bacterial Contamination

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1:1,000- 1:3,000

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6
Q

HIV permanent deferral

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repeat reactive anti-HIV confirmed with positive supplemental test

anti-HIV and HIV NAT positive

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7
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HIV indefinite deferral with reentry option

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repeat reactive anti-HIV 1/2 not confirmed positive

HIV NAT reactive but serology negative

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8
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Hepatitis B permanent deferral

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repeat reactive HBsAG confirmed positive by supplemental testing (HBV NAT or HBsAG antibody neutralization)

Anti-HbC and HbsAg both positive

HBV NAT positive and HBsAg is positive

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9
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Hepatitis B indefinite deferral with reentry option

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HBsAg repeat reactive not confirmed by supplemental test

Anti-HbC positive > 1 time

HBV NAT positive and all serology tests are nonreactive

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10
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HCV permanent deferral

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HCV NAT and serology both positive

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11
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HCV indefinite deferral with reentry option

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Anti-HCV reactive with negative NAT

HCV NAT reactive with negative serologic test

(retest for reentry in 6 months)

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12
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HTLV deferral

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56 day for first occurrence

indefinite for second occurrence

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13
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syphilis deferral

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12 month for confirmed positive

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14
Q

syphilis supplemental assay

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antigen specific immunoflourescence

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15
Q

T.cruzi testing/deferral

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donors usually only tested once

positive IgG antibody- indefinite deferral

reentry option in 6 months is supplemental test negative

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16
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West Nile Virus deferral

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120 days for presumed viremic donors (regardless of supplemental test)

17
Q

Zika deferral

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120 days for presumed viremic donors (regardless of supplemental test)

18
Q

HIV window

A

9 days

19
Q

HCV window

A

7.4 days

20
Q

Additional agents tested for with reproductive tissue donation

A

Chlamydia trachomatis

Neisseria gonorrhea

21
Q

HBV window

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26.5-18.5 days

22
Q

elements of reducing blood bacterial contamination

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careful disinfection of donor skin before collection

diversion of first 10-40 ml of collection away from collection bag

23
Q

FDA requires initiation of previous product retrieval after a current reactive donation within

A

Within 3 days for HIV and HCV

Within 1 week for HBsAg, anti-HBc or anti-HTLV

24
Q

Look back required for

A

HIV and HCV only