Test Bank Solution Manual for Blood Banking Rated A+

Test Bank Solution Manual for Blood Banking Rated A+ Physical exam - Answers General overall appearance Weight (minimum 110lbs/50kg) Temperature Pulse Blood pressure Hemoglobin/hct Examine both arms venupuncture site. Blood center/ donation center - Answers Facility where blood or other components are collected from donors for medical or research purposes Blood bank/ transfusion service - Answers Facility that performs or is responsible for the performance of storage selection and issuance of blood and blood components to intended recipients. Whole blood donation - Answers 450-500 mL of blood Most common type of donation Blood pressure requirement - Answers </=180/100 Pulse requirement - Answers 50-100 Temperature requirement - Answers </= 37.5 degrees C (99.5 degrees F) Hgb and hct requirement allogeneic - Answers 12.5 g/dl 48% Hgb and hct requirement Autologous - Answers Hgb 11g/dl 33% Reason for donor health history - Answers To minimize risks for donors shd recipients Maximum donation volume - Answers 10.5 ml/kg donor weight Donation interval - Answers 8 weeks after whole blood 16 weeks after 2 unit rbc 4 weeks after infrequent plasma pheresis 2 days after plasma, platelet or leukopheresis Autologous donation - Answers Must be dobe more than or equal to 72 hours prior to surgery Permanent deferral - Answers Will never be eligible to donate Medications that require permanent deferral - Answers Tegison Growth hormone from human pituitsry glands Medications that require indefinite referral - Answers Bovine/ beef insulin Indefinite deferral - Answers Not eligible to donate for someone else dor an unspecofied period of time Temporary deferral - Answers Not suitable to donate for some perood of time 1 month deferral medications - Answers Proscar Propecia Accutane 6 month deferral medications - Answers Avodart 3 year deferral medications - Answers Soriatane 12 month deferral medications - Answers Hep b immunoglobulin Experimental medications Referral medication when donating plasma - Answers Warfarin/ coumadin 1 week after last dose Federal when platelet donation - Answers Plavix Ticlid Feldene Vaccines with no deferral - Answers Anthrax Hep a Hep b Lyme Tdap Flu HPV Tetanus Rabies 2 week vaccine deferrals - Answers Measles Mumps Oral polio Oral typhoid Yellow fever 4 week vaccine referrals - Answers Chicken pox Rubella Pregnancy deferral - Answers 6 weeks following the end of pregnancy 12 month deferrals - Answers Tattoos Piercings Mucous membrane exposure to blood Needles sticks Residing with or having sex with hepatitis positive person Sexual contact with hiv positive person Incarceration for > 72 consecutive hours Syphillis/ gonorrhea tx Rabies treatment Recieve transfusion or graft Men having sex with men Infectious disease indefinite deferral - Answers Viral hepatItis after age 11 Babesiosis Chagas Vcjd family history Clotting factor concentrates more than once Dura mater recipient permanent infectious disease deferral - Answers HIV/AIDS hepatitis C using a needle to take non- prescription medications ever taking money or drugs in exchange for sex travel to malaria endemic area free from unexplained symptoms - Answers 12 month deferral previous diagnosis of malaria - Answers 3 years asymptomatic deferral donors who have resided in a malarial endemic area >/= 5 years - Answers 3 year deferral post departure West Nile Virus - Answers 120 day deferral after diagnosis formula how much blood to draw - Answers weight in lbs/2.2/50 x450 formula for amount of anticoagulant needed - Answers amount of blood/100 x 14 standard amount of anticoagulant - Answers 63 mL` desired anticoagulant : blood ratio - Answers 1.4:10 post donation testing - Answers ABO blood group- forward/reverse RH antibody screen platelet contamination syphilis hep B HIV 1,2