History Flashcards by Rachel Ann Garcia | Brainscape

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First documented successful transfusion

Treatment of postpartum haemorrhage

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James Blundell

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Devised instruments & rational indications

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James Blundell

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Sodium Phosphate

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Braxton Hicks

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NSS

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George Hayem

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Blood typing

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Karl Landsteiner

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Vein to vein

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Edward Lindemann

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Anastomosis

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Alexis Carell

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Vein-artery

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Anastomosis

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Syringe-valve apparatus

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Unger

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Sodium citrate

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Hustin

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Minimum anticoagulant needed

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Lewisohn

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Minimum anticoagulant needed ml

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63 ml

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AHG

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Moreschi

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AHG a.k.a

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Anti Human Globulin

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Discovered the use of AHG

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Coombs

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Citrate-dextrose

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Rous & Turner

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Blood preservation during WWII, first director

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Charles Drew

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ACD

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Loutit & Mollision

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ACD a.k.a

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Acid-citrate-dextrose

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CPD

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Gibson

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CPD a.k.a

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Citrate-phosphate-dextrose

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Blood bank

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Fantus

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Molecular structure of hemoglobin

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Max Perutz

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Whole blood

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Single

Q

Main bag ml

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450 - 500 ml

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Red cells and plasma

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Double

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Red cells, plasma, and platelets

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Triple

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Red cells, plasma, platelets, cryoprecipitate

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Quadruple

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Alternative for NSS

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Perfluorocarbon

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Presence of antigen

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First forward typing

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Presence of antibodies

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Backward typing

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Most immunogenic and potent

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D-Ag

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Naturally occurring antibodies

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ABO

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First documented patient

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Pope Innocent VII

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Immune antibodies

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Rh

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Potentiator

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AHG

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Causes cells to have a net negative charge

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Sialic acid residue

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Phenomenon that cells repel each other

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Zeta potential