transfusion reaction Flashcards

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what categories of TR is Febrile non hemolytic tr

a. immediate immunologic
b. immediate non immunologic
c. delayed immunologic
d. delayed non immunologic

A

Immediate
- immunologic

> IHTR
Febrile non hemolytic TR
Allergic/ Anaphylactic
TRALI

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what categories of TR is TACO

a. immediate immunologic
b. immediate non immunologic
c. delayed immunologic
d. delayed non immunologic

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IMMEDIATE 
 - IMMUNOLOGIC
> IHTR
>Febrile non hemolytic TR
> allergic / anaphylactic
> trali
  • non immunologic
    > bacterial contamination
    > TACO
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what categories of TR is TA-GVHD

a. immediate immunologic
b. immediate non immunologic
c. delayed immunologic
d. delayed non immunologic

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DELAYED
 -  IMMUNOLOGIC
 >post transfusion purpura
> TA-GVD
 > DHTR
  • NON IMMUNOLOGIC
    > TA- hemosidein
    > disease transmission
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what reaction can cause Incompatible blood transfused

a. AHTR
b. FNHTR
c. TACO
d. TRALI

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AHTR

Cause: Incompatible blood transfused (commonly ABO)

Sign and Symptoms: Fever (most common), chills, flushing, nausea. Dyspnea, chest pain, FALNK PAIN, PAIN AT INFUSION SITE , hypotension, shock, hemoglobinemia, hemoglobinuria, DIC , renal failure

Prevention: -Avoid human or clerical error, use a well written procedure manuals, use highly trained clinical and laboratory staff

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what TR is closely related to platelet storage changes,

a. AHTR
b. FNHTR
c. TACO
d. TRALI

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FNHTR

Cause: Anti-leukocyte antibody

-Another mechanism is closely related to platelet storage changes, which involve the production and release of biologically active cytokines by the white cells present in the component during storage

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what TR is defined as a rise in temperature of 1° C or greater, possibly accompanied by chills rigor

a. AHTR
b. FNHTR
c. TACO
d. TRALI

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FNHTR

Sign and Symptoms: A febrile transfusion reaction is defined as RISE IN TEMPERATURE of 1° C or greater, possibly accompanied by CHILLS RIGOR, nausea or vomiting, tachycardia, increase BP, and TACHYPNEA

Prevention and Treatment:

  1. Transfuse of LEUKOCYTE REDUCED products to patients who have experienced two or more FNHTR.
  2. Administer ANTIPYRETICS to resolve fever
  3. MEPERIDINE – to resolve rigor but it must be caused with extreme caution
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what TR occurs as a response of recipient antibodies to an allergen present in the blood component

a. AHTR
b. FNHTR
c. ALTR
d. TRALI

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Allergic/Urticarial transfusion reaction

Cause: ALTR occurs as a response of recipient antibodies to an allergen present in the blood component.

Sign and Symptoms: Hives and wheals, etching, erythema, or pruritus

Prevention and Treatment:

  1. Use washed RBC
  2. Administer anti-histamine
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what to transfused in urticatial tr

a. leukocyte reduced
b. leukopoor
c. washed rbc
d. washed platelets

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Prevention and Treatment:

  1. Use washed RBC
  2. Administer anti-histamine
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what tr is Attributed to IgA deficiency or absolute IgA deficienc in patients who have developed anti-IgA antibodies by sensitization from transfusion or pregnancy

a. anaphylactic tr
b. trali
c. taco
d. altr

A

anaphylactic / anaphylactoid tr

  • IgA deficiency
  • deadliest
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what to transfused in anaphylactic tr

a. leukocyte reduced
b. leukopoor
c. washed rbc
d. washed platelets

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Prevention and Treatment:

  1. Transfuse washed RBCs or platelets or frozen RBCs and plasma from IgA deficient donors
  2. Give epinephrine (usually about 0.5 mL of 1:1000 solution) immediately
  3. For severe reactions, corticosteroids or aminophylline, or both, may be indicated
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it deadliest tr

a. anaphylactic tr
b. trali
c. taco
d. altr

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anaphylactic/ anaphylactoid tr
- deadliest

taco
- 2nd most common cause of transfusion related to deaths

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12
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leading cause of transfusion-associated fatalities, surpassing ABO incompatibility and bacterial contamination

a. anaphylactic tr
b. trali
c. taco
d. altr

A

TRALI/ non cardiogenic pulmonary edema

leading cause of transfusion-associated fatalities, surpassing ABO incompatibility and bacterial contamination

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13
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it is cause iatrogenic

a. anaphylactic tr
b. trali
c. taco
d. altr

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taco/ transfusion associated with circulatory overload
cause: iatrogenic

Laboratory assay: BNP

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what tr is cause by anti gla class 1 and anti neutrophil antigen

a. anaphylactic tr
b. trali
c. taco
d. altr

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TRALI / Non-cardiogenic pulmonary edema

Cause: Anti-leukocyte antibodies, Anti-HLA class I, and Anti-neutrophil antigen that are present in plasma of the transfused unit.

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