Blood Bank Quizzes 110 questions and
verified answers
One bag of red blood cells will increase the hemoglobin by what amount -
CORRECT ANSWER-1 gm/dL
Which of the following components has ALL of the coagulation factors -
CORRECT ANSWER-Fresh frozen plasma
One bag of random donor platelets will increase the platelet count by how much -
CORRECT ANSWER-5000 to 10,000/uL
Which component must be stored with constant shaking - CORRECT
ANSWER-Platelets
If a bag of leukoreduced red blood cells is washed, how long is this product good
- CORRECT ANSWER-24 hours from the start of the washing procedure.
Cryoprecipitate Antihemophilic Factor that is harvested from fresh frozen plasma
can be used to treat which coagulation factor deficiencies - CORRECT
ANSWER-Factor I
Factor VIII
Factor XIII
If there is no blood that is tested CMV negative, which of the following is
considered CMV "safe" - CORRECT ANSWER-Leukoreduced components
If a patient receives a bag of single donor platelets and his platelet count does
not increase (In fact, it sometimes decreases.), we say he may be refractory to
platelets. How do we attempt to overcome this refractoriness - CORRECT
ANSWER-Transfuse HLA matched platelets
All blood that is drawn in CPD or CP2D can have its storage time extended by
adding an additive solution (also called Adsol and Adenine Solution). When this
, is added within 72 hours of the unit's being drawn, what will be the new expiration
date - CORRECT ANSWER-42 days and no more.
If a unit of whole blood is drawn in CPDA-1, how long can it be stored and used -
CORRECT ANSWER-35 days
What is the minimum hemoglobin for allogeneic blood donations - CORRECT
ANSWER-12.5 g/dL
How much anticoagulant/preservative must be in a standard bag to draw 450
mLs of whole blood - CORRECT ANSWER-63 mL
What is the minimum and maximum milliliters of blood that can be drawn in a
standard bag - CORRECT ANSWER-405 to 495 mLs
What is the minimum weight to be an allogeneic blood donor - CORRECT
ANSWER-110 pounds
What is the minimum hemoglobin and hematocrit for autologous donations -
CORRECT ANSWER-11 gm/dL and 33%
What is the pulse range for an allogeneic blood donor - CORRECT ANSWER-50
to 100 beats per minute
What is the systolic blood pressure limits for an allogeneic donor - CORRECT
ANSWER-Less than or equal to 180
What is the upper age limit at which a person can have had hepatitis and still be
an allogeneic blood donor - CORRECT ANSWER-10 years of age
If a donor is hooked to a machine and only one component is harvested from
him, he is said to be donating by what technique - CORRECT
ANSWER-Apheresis
A person who donates blood with the intent that he will receive his own blood
during a future surgery is called what kind of donor - CORRECT
ANSWER-Autologous
verified answers
One bag of red blood cells will increase the hemoglobin by what amount -
CORRECT ANSWER-1 gm/dL
Which of the following components has ALL of the coagulation factors -
CORRECT ANSWER-Fresh frozen plasma
One bag of random donor platelets will increase the platelet count by how much -
CORRECT ANSWER-5000 to 10,000/uL
Which component must be stored with constant shaking - CORRECT
ANSWER-Platelets
If a bag of leukoreduced red blood cells is washed, how long is this product good
- CORRECT ANSWER-24 hours from the start of the washing procedure.
Cryoprecipitate Antihemophilic Factor that is harvested from fresh frozen plasma
can be used to treat which coagulation factor deficiencies - CORRECT
ANSWER-Factor I
Factor VIII
Factor XIII
If there is no blood that is tested CMV negative, which of the following is
considered CMV "safe" - CORRECT ANSWER-Leukoreduced components
If a patient receives a bag of single donor platelets and his platelet count does
not increase (In fact, it sometimes decreases.), we say he may be refractory to
platelets. How do we attempt to overcome this refractoriness - CORRECT
ANSWER-Transfuse HLA matched platelets
All blood that is drawn in CPD or CP2D can have its storage time extended by
adding an additive solution (also called Adsol and Adenine Solution). When this
, is added within 72 hours of the unit's being drawn, what will be the new expiration
date - CORRECT ANSWER-42 days and no more.
If a unit of whole blood is drawn in CPDA-1, how long can it be stored and used -
CORRECT ANSWER-35 days
What is the minimum hemoglobin for allogeneic blood donations - CORRECT
ANSWER-12.5 g/dL
How much anticoagulant/preservative must be in a standard bag to draw 450
mLs of whole blood - CORRECT ANSWER-63 mL
What is the minimum and maximum milliliters of blood that can be drawn in a
standard bag - CORRECT ANSWER-405 to 495 mLs
What is the minimum weight to be an allogeneic blood donor - CORRECT
ANSWER-110 pounds
What is the minimum hemoglobin and hematocrit for autologous donations -
CORRECT ANSWER-11 gm/dL and 33%
What is the pulse range for an allogeneic blood donor - CORRECT ANSWER-50
to 100 beats per minute
What is the systolic blood pressure limits for an allogeneic donor - CORRECT
ANSWER-Less than or equal to 180
What is the upper age limit at which a person can have had hepatitis and still be
an allogeneic blood donor - CORRECT ANSWER-10 years of age
If a donor is hooked to a machine and only one component is harvested from
him, he is said to be donating by what technique - CORRECT
ANSWER-Apheresis
A person who donates blood with the intent that he will receive his own blood
during a future surgery is called what kind of donor - CORRECT
ANSWER-Autologous
