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POPE INNOCENT VII
First blood transfusion
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BRAXTON HICKS
Recommended **Sodium Phosphaate** as blood preservative
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KARL LANDSTEINER
Discover the **ABO** blood group system
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HUSTIN 1914
Uses **Sodium Citrate** as an anticoagulant
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LEWISOHN 1915
Determined the minimum amt of Citrate needed for blood preservative
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ROUS & TURNER 1916
Introduced the **Citrate Dextrose preservative**
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DR. CHARLES DREW
Director of first **American Red Cross** blood bank
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LOUITIT & MOLLISON
Introduced the **ACD** preservative
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GIBSON 1957
Introduced **Citrate Phosphate Dextrose (CPD**) preservative
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SEGREGATION
**1ST MENDELS LAW**
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ASSORTMENT
2ND Mendels Law
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DOMINANCE
3rd Mendels Law
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__Total number__ of **chromosomes** on single healthy human
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Number of **AUTOSOMES** a single human will inherit form each parent
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__Total no. of__ **Autosomes** a single human had
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CODOMINANT
Most of the Ag in the various blood group system generally follow straightforward inheritance patterns, usually of a nature.

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The inheritance of most BGS
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AMORPH
A gene that does nnot appear to produce a detectable Ag

SILENT GENE such as Jk,Lu, O, d.
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1ST MENDEL LAW
Law of INDEPENDENT or RANDOM SEGREGATION

States that the parental genes must separate randomly and equally into ggametes during meiosis so there is an equal chance to the offspring inheriting either allele.

No allele is favored or has a adv over another.
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2ND MENDEL LAW
Law of independent ASSORTMENT

State that the genes for diff traits are inherited separately form each other.

This allows for all possible combinations of genes t occur in the offspring.
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3RD MENDEL LAW
Law of DOMINANCE
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POINT OF MUTATION
Simplest type of mutation

Only ONE nucelotide in the DNA sequence is change.

Include Substituuttions,insertions and deletions..
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MISSENSE POINT MUTATION
Type of mutation that can have a DELETERIOUS EFFECT on peptide sequence.

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NONSENSE POINT MUTATION
VERY SPECIFIC type of SERIOUS mutation, results when a point change in one of thee nucleotides of a DNA SEQUENCE causes one of the THREE POSSIBLE STOP CODONS to be formed.
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TRANSLOCATION
Cut off/ break off and transfer of portion of one chromosome to its allele

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KARYOTYPE
PHOTOMICROGRAPH of a single cell in the metaphase stage of mitosis that is arrangedd to show the chromosomes in descending order of isze.
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BLOOD BANKING LAW OF 1956
RA: 1517

DATE: JUNE 16, 1956

SECTIONS: 7

PRES: MAGSAYSAY
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NATIONAL BLOOD SERVICES ACT OF 1994
RA: 7719

DATE: MAY 5, 1994

SECTIONS: 15

PRES: RAMOS
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CITRATE
Acts as anticoagulant

Chelates Ca
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DEXTROSE
Provides energy or glucose to RBC

**SUBSTRATE TO ATP**
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CITRIC ACID
Lowers pH thus prevent CARAMELIZATION
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MONOBASIC NaPO4
Maintains pH during storage;

Maintenance of adequate levels of 2,3 DPG Inc. ATP lvl
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ADENINE
Production of ATP

Improve RBC survival form 21-35 days
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LIGHT SPIN > HEAVY SPIN
Preparation for random Donor Plts
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5\.5 x 10(10) PLTS\`
Amt of Random Donor Plts
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50-75ml
Vol of plasma in Random Donor Plts
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PLTPHERESIS
Preparation for Single Donor Plt
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3\.0 x 10(11) PLTS
Amt of Single Donor Plts
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300ml
Vol. of plasma in Single Donor Plt
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6\.2
pH of RDP & SDP
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20-24’C W/ AGITATION
Storage of RDP & SDP
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5DAYS
Shelf life of RDP & SDP
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FFP
**Correct** multiple coagulation factor deficiency

**Replace** isolated factor deficiencies when specifiic component is not available

Reverse effect of WARFARIN anticoagulant drug
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1yr
Shelf life of FFP @ -18’C

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7yrs
Shelf life of FFP @ -65’C

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\-18’C or -65’C
Storage of FFP
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CYROPRECIPITATE
For tx of FIBRINOGEN def, HEEMOPHILIA A, vWD andd factor XIII def.

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18’C
storage of CRYOPPT

shelf life; 1yr
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21 DAYS
BLD COMPONENT SHELF LIFE:

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Acid- citatee dextrose (ACD)

Citrate PO4 Dextrose (CPD)

CItrate PO4 Double Dextrose (CP2D)
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35 DAYS
BLD COMPONENT SHELF LIFE:

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Citrate PO4 Adenine (CPDA-1)
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42 DAYSS
BLD COMPONENT SHELF LIFE:

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CPDA-2

ADSOL

NUTRICEL

OPTISOL

SOLX
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24 HRS
BLD COMPONENT SHELF LIFE:

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OPEN SYSTEM

WASHED RBC
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2 YRS
BLD COMPONENT SHELF LIFE:

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RHOGAM
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PLT CONCENTRATE / PLTPHERESIS
5 days at RT WITH agitation
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GRANNULOCYTE CONCENTRATE
24 Hrs at RT WITHOUT agiitation
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10yrs
Frozen RBCs
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IRRADIATED BLOOD
Essential for pxns at risk from TA-GVHD

Recipients of plts selected for HLA or plt

Recipients of donor units from blood relatives
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CESIUM 137 OR COBALT 60
IRRADIATTED BLD uses :

irradiated at 25-35 Gy dose
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28 days
RBC expires ____ after irradiation or at the end of th storage period, whichever comes first
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48H / 2DAYS
DEFERRALS:

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ASPIRIN
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2wks
DEFERRALS

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Yellow Fever

Mumps

Measle

Typhoid fever

Polio vaccine

Vaccination