Donor Requirements/Reactions/Testing Flashcards
A unit of whole blood donated by an indivudal for his/her own future surgery
Autologous donation
When a patient selects his/her own blood donor(s) for an anticipated, non-emergenc transfusion
Directed donation
When a donor gives blood for storage at a blood bank for transfusion to an unknown recipient
Allogeneic/homologous donoation
Autologous whole blood donation interval
3 days but no sooner than 72 hours
Whole blood donation interval
8 weeks (56 days)
Double red donation interval
16 weeks
Platelet apheresis donation interval
- Maximum times per week? Per year?
At least 2 days b/w donations
- Maximum 2x per week, 24x per year
“Occasional” plasmapheresis donation interval
No more than once in 4 weeks
“Serial” plasmapheresis donation interval
At least 2 days b/w donations, maximum of 2x per week, maximum of 104x per year
Platelet apheresis
- Deferral time for aspirin consumption
No aspirin w/in 2 days
Platelet apheresis
- minimum platelet count for donor
150,000
Autologous donation
- Minimum age
Any age
Autologous donation
- Minimum weight
?
Autologous donation
- Minimum temperature
?
Autologous donation
- Minimum pulse
?
Autologous donation
- Minimum blood pressure
?
Autologous donation
- Minimum hemoglobin
- Minimum hematocrit
- Hemoglobin: 11.0g
- Hematocrit: 33%
Allogeneic donation
- Minimum age
≥ 16 years old; no upper limit
Allogeneic donation
- Minimum weight
≥ 110 pounds
Allogeneic donation
- Minimum temperature
39.5C (99.5F)
Allogeneic donation
- Minimum pulse
50-100 bpm
Allogeneic donation
- Minimum blood pressure
- Systolic: ≤ 180 mmHg
- Diastolic: ≤ 100 mmHg
Allogeneic donation
- Minimum hemoglobin
- Minimum hematocrit
- Hemoglobin: ≥ 12.5g
- Hemacrit: ≥ 38%
Deferral period for toxoids, synthetic or killed viral or bacterial vaccines: anthrax, Hep A, Hep B, influenza virus, tetanus, polio (killed virus)
None