WK15: BTR Flashcards
Transfusion reaction happens within 24 hours post- transfusion
acute or delayed
transfusion reactions happens more than 24 hours, days, or weeks
delayed transfusion reaction
Acute Immune BTRs
Hemolytic
Non Hemolytic
Allergic
TRALI
Acute Non-immune BTR
Bacterial Contamination Circulatory Overload (TACO)
Delayed Immune BTR
Hemolytic
TAGVHD
PTP
Delayed non-immune BTRs
Iron Overload
Disease Transmission
Acute Immune mediated - usual type of hemolysis that happens is _______
intravascular
extravascular hemolysis is likely to happen
Delayed immune hemolytic
True or False:
host cell is the same as recipient cells
true
binds to the antigen of the transfused unit leading to an antibody
complex
IgM (or IgG)
Activation of the cascade will induce the lysis of the RBCs intravascularly due to
activation of the __________
membrane attack complex (MAC)
Systematic symptoms present when vasoactive amines are released
Vascular collapse, renal failure, bronchospasm
cause fever, hypotension and will lead to the activation of T and B cells
Cytokine activation
Hallmark of intravascular hemolysis
Hemoglobinemia and hemoglobinuria
True or False
In acute-immune mediated HTRs, the haptoglobins are high and the plasma free HgB and bilirubin are low
False
↑ plasma free Hgb, bilirubin
↓ haptoglobin
HgB tetramer can be reduced to your ______
hemoglobin dimer
When haptoglobin is binded to HgB it will be delivered to the ____
liver
“Febrile Nonhemolytic Transfusion Reaction”
Non-HTR Acute Immune mediated
Non-HTR Acute Immune mediated (FTR) Mechanism
HLA antibody in recipient attack the donor antigens