Donor Deferrals Flashcards

1
Q

Documenting information that fully identifies the donor on an individual donation

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Donor Registration

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2
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Ensures protection of the donor and benefit to the recipient

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Medical History

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3
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Unable to donate blood for a limited period of time

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Temporary Deferral

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4
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Never eligible to donate blood for someone else

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Permanent Deferral

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5
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Unable to donate blood for someone else for an unspecified period due to regulatory requirements

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Indefinite Deferral

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6
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Diagnosed with CJD or vCJD, or a blood relative with CJD or vCJD

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Permanent Deferral

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Recipient of dura mater transplant or pituitary growth hormone from a human cadaver

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Permanent Deferral

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8
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Positive test for HIV or clinical diagnosis of HIV infection

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Permanent Deferral

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9
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Evidence of past or present nonprescription drug use

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Permanent Deferral

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10
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Positive test for HBsAg, anti-HBc (more than once), or HBV NAT

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Permanent Deferral

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Symptoms of viral hepatitis after age 11

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Permanent Deferral

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12
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History of Chagas disease or babesiosis

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Permanent Deferral

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History of cancer, leukemia, or lymphoma

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Permanent Deferral

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History of blood disorders such as hemophilia, von Willebrand disease, or thalassemia

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Permanent Deferral

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15
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Received cells, tissues, or organs from a nonhuman animal source

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Permanent Deferral

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16
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High-risk history for AIDS

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Permanent Deferral

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17
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Chronic cardiopulmonary, liver, or renal disease

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Permanent Deferral

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18
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Use of Etretinate (Tegison) or chemotherapeutic agents for malignancy

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Permanent Deferral

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19
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Active disease under treatment, such as cold, flu, or tuberculosis

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Temporary Deferral

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20
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Treatment with antibiotics or curable organ system diseases

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Temporary Deferral

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21
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Received blood, tissue, or organ transplant in the past year

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One-Year Deferral

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22
Q

Tattoo, piercing, or accidental needle-stick injury in the past year

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One-Year Deferral

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23
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Sexual contact with high-risk individuals for HIV or hemophilia patients on factor concentrates in the past year

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One-Year Deferral

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24
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Male having sex with another male in the past year

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One-Year Deferral

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25
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Travel to malaria-endemic regions in the past year

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One-Year Deferral

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26
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Close contact with hepatitis-positive individuals in the past year

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One-Year Deferral

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27
Q

Received Hepatitis B immune globulin in the past year

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One-Year Deferral

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28
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Abortion or miscarriage with dilatation and curettage in the past year

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One-Year Deferral

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29
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Use of experimental medications or unlicensed vaccines in the past year

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One-Year Deferral

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30
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Use of Avodart within the past six months

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Six-Month Deferral

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31
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Whole blood donation within the past two months

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Two-Month Deferral

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32
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MMR vaccination within the past two months

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Two-Month Deferral

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33
Q

Termination of pregnancy within the past six weeks

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Six-Week Deferral

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34
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Live attenuated vaccine for rubella or chickenpox within the past month

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One-Month Deferral

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35
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Use of Accutane, Proscar, or Propecia within the past month

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One-Month Deferral

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36
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Live attenuated or bacterial vaccine within the past two weeks

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Two-Week Deferral

37
Q

Apheresis donation within the past 48 hours

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48-Hour Deferral

38
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Deferral period for history of malaria

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3 years

39
Q

Deferral period for living in endemic area for 5 consecutive years

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3 years from departure

40
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Deferral period for travel to a malaria-endemic area

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1 year from departure

41
Q

Deferral period for babesiosis

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Indefinite deferral

42
Q

Deferral period for Chagas disease

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Indefinite deferral

43
Q

Deferral period for leishmaniasis

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1 year from departure

44
Q

Medications accepted for blood donation: hypnotics

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Accepted if used at bedtime

45
Q

Medications for blood donation: blood pressure medications

A

Accepted if free of side effects and cardiovascular symptoms

46
Q

Medications for blood donation: over-the-counter bronchodilators

A

Accepted

47
Q

Medications for blood donation: decongestants

A

Accepted

48
Q

Medications for blood donation: oral contraceptives

A

Accepted

49
Q

Medications for blood donation: replacement hormones

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Accepted

50
Q

Medications for blood donation: weight-reduction drugs

A

Accepted

51
Q

Medications for blood donation: mild analgesics

A

Accepted

52
Q

Medications for blood donation: vitamins

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Accepted

53
Q

Medications for blood donation: tetracyclines or antibiotics for acne

A

Accepted

54
Q

Deferral period for Finasteride (Proscar)

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1 month for benign prostatic hyperplasia

55
Q

Deferral period for Finasteride (Propecia)

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1 month for male baldness

56
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Deferral period for Dutasteride (Avodart, Jalyn)

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6 months for benign prostatic hyperplasia

57
Q

Deferral period for Isotretinoin (Accutane, Amnesteem, Claravis, Sotret)

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1 month for severe acne

58
Q

Deferral period for Acitretin (Soriatane)

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3 years for severe psoriasis

59
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Deferral period for Etretinate (Tegison)

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Indefinite for severe psoriasis

60
Q

Deferral period for Warfarin (Coumadin)

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1 week for blood clot prevention

61
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Deferral period for Aspirin/Piroxicam (Feldene)

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2 days for platelet donors

62
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Deferral period for Clopidogrel (Plavix)/Ticlopidine (Ticlid)

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14 days for platelet donors

63
Q

Deferral period for Hepatitis B immune globulin

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1 year for exposure to hepatitis B

64
Q

Deferral Time for Measles Vaccine

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2 Weeks

65
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Deferral Time for Mumps Vaccine

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2 Weeks

66
Q

Deferral Time for Polio (Oral) Vaccine

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2 Weeks

67
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Deferral Time for Typhoid (Oral) Vaccine

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2 Weeks

68
Q

Deferral Time for Yellow Fever Vaccine

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2 Weeks

69
Q

Deferral Time for German Measles Vaccine

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4 Weeks

70
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Deferral Time for Varicella-Zoster Vaccine

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4 Weeks

71
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Deferral Time for Conclusion of Pregnancy

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6 Weeks

72
Q

Deferral Time for Tattoos or permanent makeup

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12 Months (unless from a state-regulated facility with sterile needles)

73
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Deferral Time for Mucous membrane or skin penetration exposure to blood

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12 Months

74
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Deferral Time for Sexual contact with individual at high risk for HIV

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12 Months

75
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Deferral Time for Incarceration in a correctional institution >72 hours

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12 Months

76
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Deferral Time for Completion of Syphilis therapy

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12 Months

77
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Deferral Time for Transfusion of blood components or human tissue

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12 Months

78
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Deferral Time for Human diploid cell-rabies vaccine after animal bite

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12 Months

79
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Deferral Time for bacterial, rickettsial vaccines (e.g., diphtheria, hepatitis A, B, influenza, Lyme disease, pneumococcal, etc.)

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No deferral if symptom-free and afebrile

80
Q

Deferral Time for First or Second Trimester Abortion or Miscarriage

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No deferral

81
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Deferral Time for Apheresis Donation

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48 hours

82
Q

Deferral Time for Platelet Apheresis Procedures (FDA limit)

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No more than 24 in a calendar year

83
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Deferral Time for Apheresis Donor (no double/triple donation in 7 days)

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No more than twice in 7 days, once for double/triple donation

84
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Deferral Time for Infrequent Plasma Apheresis

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4 weeks

85
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Deferral Time for Double Red Cell Apheresis

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16 weeks

86
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Deferral Time for Alcohol Intake

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12 hours

87
Q

Deferral Time for Skin Lesions

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Indefinite deferral

88
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Deferral Time for Skin Disorders (e.g., poison ivy, non-infectious rashes)

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No deferral