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What is the composition of blood? 55% Plasma and 45% Formed Elements


Cells with antigen A have what anti Anti-B antibodies
antibody?


Cells with antigen B have what anti Anti-A antibodies
antibody?


Cells with antigens A and B have none
what anti-antibodies?


Type O blood has what anti- have anti-A and anti-B antibodies
antibodies?


What does the Rh factor indicate? the presence of an inherited protein on the RBC
surface


Between antigens and antibodies, Antigens are already in the body.
which are already in the body and
which develop over time due to Antibodies develop over time due to exposure.
exposure?

, How long is blood good for? 72 hours


What is the universal recipient? AB+


What is the universal donor? O-


What is whole blood (the blood Contains all blood components.
product)? What would we use it for?
- Used for rapid, massive blood loss when safer
agents are not available.
- Used in trauma cases.


What are packed RBCs and what are Washed RBCs that are nearly free of plasma,
they used for? WBCs, and platelets and are reserved for patients
who have severe reactions to plasma components.


- Product of choice to increase serum hemoglobin
level.
- Given to patients with anemia and sickle cell.


What is fresh frozen plasma and what An unconcentrated source of all clotting factors,
is its indication? without platelets.


- Used for correction of bleeding secondary to
factor deficiencies for which specific factor
replacements are unavailable,
- For patients with clotting issues, hemophilia,
factor 5, going to DIC.

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