Blood Donation Deferral

Indefinite Deferral

Prospective donor is unable to donate blood for someone else for an unspecified period of time due to current regulatory requirements

Permanent Deferral

Deferral : Donor states that he or she has hepatitis

2 days

leukapheresis

Twice

An apheresis donor may only donate ________ in a period of 7 days

4 weeks

serial plasma apheresis program

indefinite deferral

positive HBV nucleic acid testing ( NAT )

temporary deferral

donor cannot donate for a specified time period

indefinite deferral

the donor is prohibited from donating blood to another person for an unspecified period of time

permanent deferral

the donor may never donate blood to another person

Temporary Deferral

Prospective donor is unable to donate blood for a limited period of time

Temporary Deferral

Deferral : Donor has received a blood transfusion

Temporary Deferral

Deferral : Donor received vaccination for yellow fever

Indefinite Deferral

to This donor would not be able to donate blood until the current requirement changes . These donors may be eligible to donate autologous blood

Indefinite Deferral

Donor states they have lived in England for 1 year in 1989

Permanent Deferral

Prospective donor will never be eligible to donate blood for someone else

3 days deferral

piroxicam

3 days deferral

Aspirin

6 weeks deferral

pregnancy termination

False

True or False: first - trimester abortion cause for deferral

True

True or False: second trimester abortion not cause for deferral

True

True or False: miscarriage is not cause for deferral

12 - month deferral

woman received a transfusion during her pregnancy

8 weeks

The time interval (weeks) between allogeneic whole blood donations

56 days

The time interval (days) between allogeneic whole blood donations

2 days

plasmapheresis

2 days

plateletpheresis

24

platelet apheresis procedures limit in a calendar year

4 - week deferral

Infrequent plasma apheresis requires

2 - week deferral

measles vaccine

2 - week deferral

rubeola vaccine

2 - week deferral

mumps vaccine

2 - week deferral

oral polio vaccine

2 - week deferral

typhoid vaccine

2 - week deferral

yellow fever vaccine

2 - week deferral

Influenza (attenuated live) vaccine

4 - week deferral

German measles vaccine

4 - week deferral

rubella vaccine

4 - week deferral

chickenpox vaccine

no deferral

toxoids

no deferral

killed viral vaccines

no deferral

killed bacterial vaccines

no deferral

killed rickettsial vaccines

no deferral

polio injection

14 to 21 days deferral

smallpox vaccination

Deferral: until the scab has fallen off

smallpox vaccination

one month

Proscar

one month

Propecia

one month

Accutane

Six months

Avodart

Six months

Dutasteride

three years

Soriatane

permanent deferral

Tegison

permanent deferral

Etretinate

12 months

Hepatitis B Immune Globulin ( HBIG )

2 days

Feldene

14 days

Plavix

14 days

Ticlid

one year

Experimental Medication or Vaccine

12 months

received blood transfusion

12 months

received a transfusion of human tissues

12 months

received a graft

12 months

accidental needle - stick injury

12 months

body piercing

12 months

Skin - penetrating injuries from instruments

12 months

tattoos

12 months

permanent makeup

12 months

sexual contact with anyone who has HIV / AIDS

12 months

had sexual contact with a prostitute

12 months

had sex with anyone who has ever used a needle to take drugs or steroids

12 months

had sex with anyone who has hemophilia

12 months

had sex with anyone who has used clotting factor concentrates

12 months

had sexual contact with another male

12 months

Female donors who had sexual contact with a male who has ever had sexual contact with another male

12 months

had sexual contact with a person who has hepatitis

12 months

lived with a person who has hepatitis

12 months

treated for syphilis

12 months

treated for gonorrhea

12 months

been in juvenile detention , lockup , or prison for more than 72 hours

3 years

diagnosed with malaria

3 years

individuals lived in malaria - endemic countries

12 months

Individuals who have traveled to an area where malaria is endemic

1 year

If a prior resident of a malaria - endemic country returns to a malaria - endemic area after residence for 3 years consecutively in a nonendemic country

permanent deferral

CJD

permanent deferral

vCJD

indefinite deferral

blood relative of someone diagnosed with CJD or VCJD

indefinite deferral

donor spent 3 or more months in the United Kingdom from 1980 to 1996

indefinite deferral

donor spent 5 years or more in France from 1980 to the present

indefinite deferral

donor received a blood transfusion in the United Kingdom from 1980 to the present

indefinite deferral

diagnosis of HIV infection

indefinite deferral

Donors with evidence of past or present nonprescription drug use

12 - month deferral

Receipt of clotting factor concentrates

permanent deferral

Donors with a positive test for HBsAg

permanent deferral

Prospective donors of BLOOD COMPONENTS with hemophilia or other bleeding disorders

indefinite deferral

donor reacted positively for anti - HBc on more than one occasion

permanent deferral

donor has a diagnosis of viral hepatitis at age 11 or later

temporarily deferred

donor was diagnosed with viral hepatitis before age 11

indefinite deferral

history of Chagas disease

indefinite deferral

babesiosis

permanent deferral

Received a dura mater graft

permanent deferral

Received a brain covering graft