Hematology Week 1: Transfusion Medicine Flashcards by Jay Sandoval | Brainscape

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Question 1

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B 17 years old

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Question 2

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A IgM

IgM is large and can fix complement as well as cause vascular hemolysis

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Question 3

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D Group AB

because it is plasma

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ABO Blood Groups

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ABO Inheritance

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Prevalence of ABO Types

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Blood Components

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Indications for RBC Transfusion

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Non emergency Indications for RBC Transfusion

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Question 4

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2 units

because 1 unit of RBCs 1g/dL increase

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RBC Post-transfusion Increment

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Plasma

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Indications for plasma transfusion

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Platelets

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Indications for Platelet Transfusion

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Platelet dysfunction indications for platelet transfusion

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Cryoprecipitate

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Cryoprecipitate contents and storage

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Indications for Cryoprecipitate

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Question 5

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RBCs

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Question 6

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B Platelet dysfunction

Bernard-soulier platelet dysfunction

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What is needed to know to safely transfuse?

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Question 7

Sarah is O neg

Derek is AB neg

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No

because her whole blood has anti A and anti B antibodies

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can a group O mom give birth to a AB child

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NO

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Question 8

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D dog

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Rh Blood Group

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Biggest Clinical concerns of RhD

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Required testing for RBC Transfusion

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Agglutination reactions

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Front type & Back Type of ABO typing

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Front type is patient RBCs

Back Type is patient plasma

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Antibody screen

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Antibody screen process

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incubate with anti IgG

Agglutination rxn is positive

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RBC Antibody screen

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Antibody screen clinical significance and caveats

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Crossmatch

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Direct Crossmatch

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Direct Antiglobulin test

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DAT

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DAT indications

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How DAT works?

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Question 9

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D

O- blood with AB plasma

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Question 10

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C

A+ blood with A plasma

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O- RBC

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Emergency Release RBCs

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Emergency Release Plasma

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HDFN AKA

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Hemolytic Disease of the Fetus and Newborn

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HDFN

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Why is IgG helpful to pass to the fetus?

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The second most common cause for HDFN

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HDFN PAthogenesis

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Prevention of Anti-D HDFN

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Question 11

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D

K antibodies cross the placenta and attack fetal erythroblasts with resultant anemia

Actually, attack erythroblasts in the bone marrow and can be very devastating

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Leukocyte Reduction

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Product Modifications

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Leukocyte Reduction

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Reduce risk of CMV transmission through transfusion

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Leukocyte reduction

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Irradiating Blood Products

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GVHD Mortality

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>90%

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Indications for irradiation

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Transfusion take-home points

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Question 12

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D

100,000

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Question 13

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C

20-24 *C 5 days

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What is stored at 20-24 *C for 5 days?

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Platelets

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What is stored at 1-6 *C for 5 days?

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RBCs

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What is stored at -18 *C for 1 year?

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Cryoprecipitate or plasma

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Question 14

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D

Transfusion-associated GVHD

Danger of family member transfusion isthat we may not recognize their cells are foreign but theirs might