Miscellaneous II Flashcards

1
Q

Pk receptor for…

A

Shiga toxin

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2
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Probability of not finding a compatible unit

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(1-antigen neg freq)^#of units

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3
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Probability of finding exactly one compatible unit

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of units x antigen neg freq x (antigen pos freq)^(# of units - 1)

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4
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Normal plasma viscosity

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1.5-1.8 Ostwald units

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5
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Hyperviscosity

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4-60 Ostwald units

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6
Q

Monochloraoacetic acid lysis test measures which factor?

A

FXIII

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7
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t1/2 FVII

A

4-6 hrs

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8
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t1/2 FVIII

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8-12 hrs

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9
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t1/2 FIX

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18-24 hrs

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10
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t1/2 FXIII

A

144 hrs

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11
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FVIII dosage

A

= desired change in FVIII x (1-HCT) x kg

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12
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FIX dosage

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= [desired change in FIX x (1-HCT) x kg] x 2

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13
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Dose of vit K with high INR without bleeding

A

1 mg

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14
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Dose of vit K with high INR with bleeding

A

5-10 mg

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15
Q

Risk of HTLV from transfusion

A

1/3 million

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16
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Risk of WNV from transufsion

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1/7 million

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17
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Risk of bacterial contamination (RBC)

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1/30,000

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18
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Risk of bacterial contamination (PLT)

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1/5,000

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19
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Risk of septic transfusion reaction (RBC)

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1/500,000

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20
Q

Risk of septic transfusion reaction (PLT)

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1/75,000

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21
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Risk of fatal septic transfusion reaction (RBC)

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1/10,000,000

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22
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Risk of fatal septic transfusion reaction (PLT)

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1/500,000

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23
Q

Lifetime persistence of asymptomatic infection with this species of plasmodium?

A

malariae

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24
Q

Chagas most commonly transmitted in which blood product component

A

PLT

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Cord blood, mother should have ID testing performed when?
7 days before of after delivery
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Minimum CD34 cell dose
2 x 10^6 (target 5 x 10^6)
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Autologous PBCs stimulated with G-CSF a/w faster engraftment of granulocyte (__days) and platelets (___days)
10, 14
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Percentage of CD34+ cells in normal marrow
1-3%
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Best to collect PBCs when peripheral CD34 cell count ____
>5cells/ul (WBC 5000/ul used as surrogate)
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If peripheral CD34 count 10cells/ul then collection will yield at least _____
1 x 10^6 /kg
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Minor mismatch in HPC transplant a/w
immediate hemolysis
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Major mismatch in HPC transplant a/w
delay in RBC recovery and risk of red cell aplasia
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Thawed HPC products should be infused within
1 hour (if longer than wash)
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How long and at what temperatures can HPC harvested from marrow be kept in refrigeration (not freezer)?
2-8C for 3 days
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How long and at what temperatures can HPC harvested from peripheral blood be kept in refrigeration (not freezer)?
4-15C for 3 days
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ABO mismatch results in _____ day delay of RBC recovery
40-60 day
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Dose of G-CSF
10 ug/kg/day (daily starting 4 day prior to collection and then continue through collection)
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Normal percentage of peripheral CD34 cells
0.05%
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Plerixafor dose
0.24 mg/kg (daily starting 4 days after G-CSF, ~11 hrs prior to collection)
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Plerixafor approved for patients with ... (2)
NHL and multiple myeloma (autologous transplants)
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G-CSF: do not use in patients with ___ or with WBC > ____ due to leukostasis
SCD/60
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1901
ABO discovery by Landsteiner
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1939
anti-D by Levin and Stetson
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1902
AB group discovery by Von Descatello and Sturli
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1944
AHG described by Moreshi, and then by Coombs in 1945
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Autocontrol with HTLV can be positive with this antibody
anti-JMH
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Antibody to this single antibody can lead to varying strength of activities on antibody panel due to variability in expression
P1
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Glycoprotein containing HPA1
GPIIIa
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Glycoprotein containing HPA2
GP1b
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DDAVP dose
0.3 ug/kg IV in 30-50 mL NS
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Glycoprotein containing HPA3
GPIIb
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Fibrinogen dosing
1 unit/7-10 kg
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TRALI incidence
1:1300 - 5000
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Incidence of ABO HDN
1/500
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Incidence of severe ABO HDN
1/3000
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Materno-fetal ABO incompatibility
20% of pregnancies
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1500 IU WinRho equivalent to how many ug of RhoGam
300
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Most common antibody implicated in NAIT in Asians
anti-4a
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Risk of ICH a/w NAIT
10-30% when PLT
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Incidence of HTR ABO
1/33,000
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Incidence of TA-GVHD
1/400,000
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Incidence of PTP
1/200,000
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% of patients on penicillin with a + DAT
3
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All establishments that manufacture (process, collect, freeze, thaw, deglyceralize, wash, leukoreduce) blood components must be ______ with the FDA
registered
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All establishments that participate in interstate commerce must be _____ with the FDA
liscenced
66
Monitored temperatures must be recorded this often
Q 4 hrs
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Increased beta-glucosyltranserase activity that can incorporate UDP-N-acetylgalactasamine in addition to UDP-galactose can lead to this phenotype
B(A) phenotype
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IgG subclass that does not cross placenta
IgG2
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Single donor PLT contains this much fibrinogen
80 mg
70
Apheresis PLT contains this much fibrinogen
150 mg
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Unit of FFP contains this much fibrinogen
400 mg (~2mg/ml)
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Single unit of cryo can raise fibrinogen this much
7mg/dL (so pool can raise 70 mg/dL)
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increased i expression in (hint 2 disease types)
CDA II and Blackfan-Diamond Syndrome
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Rh null cells also have decreased amounts of the following antigens (5)
1. LW 2. Fy5 3. S 4. s 5. U (Glycophorin B)
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anti-body made by Rh null individuals
anti-Rh29
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2 populations with increased incidence of Jk(a-b-)
Polynesians and Finns
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Individuals with SCD have increased amounts of this antigen
Lutheran
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definition of hard spin
5000g for 5-7 min
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definition of soft spin
2000g for 3 min
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False positive rosette test
mother is a weak D or partial D
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False negative rosette test
baby is a weak D
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Gauge of needle for transfusion for adults
18-20
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Gauge of needle for transfusion in children
23-25
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transfusion filters should be changed how often?
4 hrs
85
Indications for exchange transfusion in an infant (4)
1. Cord hgb 3 mg/dL 2. 3. Rate of bilirubin rise >0.5 mg/dL/h during first 48 hr 4. Projected bili peak in 3 days of 15 - 20 mg/dL or higher
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Double-exchange (one donor unit) decreases bili by how much?
50%
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RBC transfusion trigger in neonates with severe cardiopulmonary disease
13 g/dL
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RBC transfusion trigger in neonates with moderate cardiopulmonary disease
10 g/dL
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RBC transfusion trigger in neonates with symptomatic anemia
8 g/dL