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Blood Transfusion Case Study



Sheridan College

NURS10082: Lab 2

November 8, 2023




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Explain the situations in which a physician may order a Blood transfusion.

In certain situations, when patients are experiencing severe anemia due to acute blood

loss from surgeries, traumas, or chronic conditions, physicians may order a blood

transfusion. Blood transfusions may also be recommended when a patient’s hemoglobin

levels are critically low, causing weakness, dizziness, and shortness of breath.

Transfusion may also be needed during surgeries or other medical procedures that cause

significant blood loss. These decisions are based on patient assessments, confirming the

need through blood tests, and considering risks and benefits. According to guidelines

from the American Association of Blood Banks (AABB), transfusions are necessary to

replenish blood volume or specific components and ensure improved oxygen delivery or

critical support during medical procedures.


What do you think is the most responsible reason that a blood transfusion would be

ordered in this scenario? Support your answer with information from the case scenario

and the evidence.


In the case of Neela, the most likely reason for a blood transfusion would be severe

anemia due to multiple factors. Anemia is a condition that occurs when the body has a

low level of healthy red blood cells or hemoglobin (Shah & Modi, 2016). The first factor

will be Neela's recent surgery for a ruptured appendix. The significant blood loss has led

to extremely low hemoglobin levels and symptoms of anemia, such as weakness, fatigue,

and shortness of breath. This necessitates a blood transfusion to restore the red blood cell

count and improve oxygen delivery to tissues and organs. The second factor is her pre-

existing history of Beta-Thalassemia minor, which affects hemoglobin production and




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