BB LEC: DONOR SCREENING

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RA 7719 THE NATIONAL BLOOD SERVICES ACT OF 1994

An act promoting voluntary blood donation, providing an adequate supply of safe blood, regulating blood banks, and providing penalties for violation thereof.

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Standard needle gauge used for donor collection/bleeding

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POLYMER IODINE COMPLEX

For blood collection, most blood centers use an iodine compound such as

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AQUEOUS IODOPHOR SCRUB SOLUTION 7%

For donor blood collection, Scrub the site (2 × 2 inches) for 30 seconds using an

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ALLOGENIC

AUTOLOGOUS

APHERESIS

TYPES OF DONATION

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ALLOGENIC

  • Blood is donated by a volunteer donor for use by an unknown recipient.

  • Most common type of blood donation.

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AUTOLOGOUS

A person donates blood for their own future use, usually before surgery.

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APHERESIS

A specialized donation where specific components of the blood (like platelets, plasma, or white blood cells) are collected, and the rest is returned to the donor.

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BLUE

RA 1517: BLOOD TYPE A

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YELLOW

RA 1517: BLOOD TYPE B

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PINK

RA 1517: BLOOD TYPE AB

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WHITE

RA 1517: BLOOD TYPE O

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YELLOW

FDA 1985: BLOOD TYPE A

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PINK

FDA 1985: BLOOD TYPE B

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WHITE

FDA 1985: BLOOD TYPE AB

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BLUE

FDA 1985: BLOOD TYPE O

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TAN

Hold for further testing

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GREEN

For autologous use only

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GRAY

Not for transfusion

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ORANGE

For emergency use only

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PURPLE

Irradiated

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YELLOW

Biohazard

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CHARTREUSE

From a therapeutic phlebotomy

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NOT

Donations of whole blood where the bleed time exceeded 15 minutes are ____ suitable for the production of plasma components, platelet products, and cryoprecipitate for direct clinical use

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10.5 mL of blood/kg

Standards mandates a maximum of __________ and volume of Anticoagulant of donor weight for whole blood collection, inclusive of pilot tubes for testing. If the donor weighs needed in cases of a donor less than 100 pounds, the amount of blood collected must be proportionately reduced as well as with a less than 50kg weight that of the anticoagulant.

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10 YEARS

Frozen RBCs shelf life

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24 HOURS

Washed RBC shelf life

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1 YEAR

Cryoprecipitate shelf life

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SINGLE DONOR PLATELET

aka SUPERPACKED PLATELETS

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Transfused platelets have a life span of

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POST STORAGE LEUKOREDUCTION

WBCs are removed in the blood bank prior to issuing blood or at the bedside before transfusion.

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PRE STORAGE LEUKOREDUCTION

WBCs removed prior to storage. Can prevent febrile transfusion reactions caused by both WBCs and BRMs.

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RBC ALIQUOT

Product most often transfused during the neonatal period or infants younger than 4 months of age.