aE5th aEEdition aE– aEBy aEPaula aEHoward aEISBN: aE9780323697392
Table aEof aEContents
Part aEI: aEQuality aEand aESafety aEIssues
1. Quality aEAssurance aEand aERegulation aEof aEthe aEBlood aEIndustry: aESafety aEIssues aEin aEthe aEBlood aEBank
Part aEII: aEFoundations: aEBasic aESciences aEand aEReagents
2. Immunology: aEBasic aEPrinciples aEand aEApplications aEin aEthe aEBlood aEBank
3. Blood aEBanking aEReagents: aEOverview aEand aEApplications
4. Genetic aEPrinciples aEin aEBlood aEBanking
Part aEIII: aEOverview aEof aEthe aEMajor aEBlood aEGroups
5. ABO aEand aEH aEBlood aEGroup aESystems aEand aESecretor aEStatus
6. Rh aEBlood aEGroup aESystem
7. Other aERed aECell aEBlood aEGroup aESystems, aEHuman aELeukocyte aEAntigens, aEand aEPlatelet aEAntigens
Part aEIV: aEEssentials aEof aEPretransfusion aETesting
8. Antibody aEDetection aEand aEIdentification
9. Compatibility aETesting
,10. Blood aEBank aEAutomation aEfor aETransfusion aEServices
Part aEV: aEClinical aEConsiderations aEin aEImmunohematology
11. Adverse aEComplications aEof aETransfusions
12. Hemolytic aEDisease aEof aEthe aEFetus aEand aENewborn
Part aEVI: aEBlood aECollecting aEand aETesting
13. Donor aESelection aEand aEPhlebotomy
14. Testing aEof aEDonor aEBlood
Part aEVII: aEBlood aEComponent aEPreparation aEand aETransfusion aETherapy
15. Blood aEComponent aEPreparation aEand aETherapy
16. Transfusion aETherapy aEin aESelected aEPatients
, Chapter 01: Quality Assurance and Regulation of the Blood Industry and Safety
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Issues in the Blood Bank
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Howard: Basic & Applied Concepts of Blood Banking and Transfusion Practices,
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MULTIPLE aECHOICE
1. Which aEof aEthe aEfollowing aEagencies aEadministers aEthe aEClinical aELaboratory
Improvement aEAmendments?
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a. AABB
b. Centers aEfor aEMedicare aEand aEMedicaid aEServices
c. OSHA
d. Food aEand aEDrug aEAdministration
ANS: a E B
The aECenters aEfor aEMedicare aEand aEMedicaid aEServices aEadministers aECLIA, aEMedicare,
aEMedicaid, aEand aEHIPAA.
DIF: Level aE1 REF: a E p. aE3
2. A aElaboratory aEtechnologist aEdecided aEshe aEwould aElike aEto aEbring aEher aElab aEcoat aEhome aEfor
laundering aEbecause aEit aEhad aEtoo aEmany aEwrinkles aEwhen aEreturned aEby aEthe aElaboratory’s
aE
laundry aEservice. aEIs aEthis aEpractice aEacceptable?
aE
a. Yes, aEif aEshe aEuses aE10% aEbleach
b. Yes, aEif aEshe aEclears aEit aEwith aEher aEsupervisor
c. Yes, aEas aElong aEas aEshe aEremoves aEthe aEcoat aEand aEdoes aEnot aEwear aEit aEhome
d. No, aEbecause aEthe aElaboratory aEis aEa aEbiosafety aElevel aE2, aEand aElab aEcoats
aEmay aEnot aEbe aEremoved
ANS: a E D
Methods aEof aEtransporting aEthe aElab aEcoat aEand aEthe aErisk aEof aEcontamination aEdo aEnot aEpermit
aEhealth aEcare aEworkers aEto aEbring aElab aEcoats aEhome aEfor aEcleaning.
DIF: Level aE2 REF: a E p. aE14
3. Personal aEprotective aEequipment aEincludes:
a. safety aEglasses.
b. splash aEbarriers.
c. masks.
d. All aEof aEthe aEabove
ANS: a E D
Safety aEglasses, aEsplash aEbarriers, aEand aEmasks aEare aEtypes aEof aEpersonal aEprotective aEdevices.
DIF: Level aE1 REF: a E p. aE14
4. At aEwhat aEpoint aEin aEthe aEemployment aEprocess aEshould aEsafety aEtraining aEtake aEplace?
a. During aEorientation aEand aEtraining
b. Following aElab aEtraining aEwhen aEemployees aEare aEmore aEfamiliar aEwith
their aEresponsibilities
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