Immunohematology Flashcards

1
Q

Platelets are express and are

A

express a few antigens and are bathed in donor plasma

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2
Q

Kell, Duff, Kidd and SsU

A

also implicated in hem trans rxn (esp delayed)

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3
Q

<7

A

RBC transfuse

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4
Q

> 10 + rapidly declining heme

A

RBC transfuse

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5
Q

ICU and GI bleeds still have a heme tolerance of

A

7

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6
Q

Fever + nonhemolytic rxn

A

normal vs, normal labs

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7
Q

Fever + Hemolytic rxn

A

LDH, Haptoglobin

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8
Q

Fever + Bacterial contamination

A

Lactate, blood cultures (consider culturing the donor blood)

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9
Q

Fever + sepsis

A

see bacterial contamination, VS in septic shock

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10
Q

Allergic Symptoms include…

A

volume overload = TACO
&
TRALI =abnormal vs and Leukopenia

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11
Q

TRALI

A

Transfusion-associated Acute Lung Injury (similar to ARDS)

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12
Q

TACO

A

Transfusion associated circulatory overload

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13
Q

Content of FFP

A

Contains coagulation factors (as well as all other dissolved proteins, including antibodies)
Does NOT contain cells (with antigens)
NOT immunogenic.

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14
Q

Indications for FFP

A

Urgent reversal of Warfarin.

Coagulopathy (as in DIC, Hemophilia) with INR>2 OR aPTT > 2x when specific factor concentrates are unavailable.

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15
Q

Platelets have…

A

Cell fragments (but SOME ABO and HLA antigens present)
They DO NOT contain Rh antigens.
Considered to contain FFP in with the platelets…

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16
Q

When giving platelets to someone…it’s always better to…

A

administer ABO compatible platelets…

but if that’s not possible, hemolytic rxn with non-ABO compatible pltlts are uncommon but possible

17
Q

ACS = transfuse if

A

<8g/dL

18
Q

Symptomatic and __ - __

A

7-10g/dL

19
Q

Cardiac Surgery if

A

7.5g/dL

20
Q

Non-cardiac surgery if

A

<8g/dL

21
Q

RBC t means the ____ blood cannot contain ANY antigens not present in the _____ body

A

donor’s……recipient’s

22
Q

FFP t means the ____ blood cannot contain ANY antigens not present in the _____ body

A

recipient’s…..donor’s

23
Q

Platelets contains ______ antigens AND antibodies

A

ABO

tricky matching, but major rxns are uncommon