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What is the reference method for patients with reactive INFECTIOUS DISEASE?
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> The reference method for patients with reactive INFECTIOUS DISEASE is SACCL STD Aids cooperative central laboratory at San Lazaro hospital.
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Q
What does ALLOGENIC BLOOD COMPONENT PREPARATION involve?
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> It involves obtaining blood from another individual that is compatible with the patient.
Blood bank
flashcards
Decks in class (32)
# Cards
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Blood Components5
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Whole Blood25
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Packed Red Blood Cells5
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Leukopoor Red Blood Cells15
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Rejuvenated Red Blood Cells4
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Washed Red Blood Cells8
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Frozen< Thawed< Deglycerolized RBC29
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PLATELETS (RANDOM DONOR, prepared from whole blood)11
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PLATELETS (SINGLE DONOR, prepared by pheresis)5
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FRESH FROZEN PLASMA (SINGLE DONOR, prepared from whole blood)7
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SINGLE DONOR PLASMA (SDP) LIQUID/FROZEN3
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CRYOPRECIPITATED ANTIHEMOPHILIC FACTOR (CRYOPRECIPITATE)7
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GRANULOCYTE CONCENTRATE5
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FACTOR VIII CONCENTRATE3
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FACTOR IX CONCENTRATE (PROTHROMBIN COMPLEX)3
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IMMUNE SERUM GLOBULIN (ISG)2
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NORMAL SERUM ALBUMIN (NSA)3
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PLASMA PROTEIN FRACTION3
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SYNTHETIC VOLUME EXPANDERS4
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Rho (D) Ig (Rhogam)7
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IRRADIATED BLOOD4
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THERAPEUTIC PLASMAPHERESIS (Plasma Exchange)2
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Therapeutic Cytapheresis- pxt with blood disorder13
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COLLECTING BLOOD17
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PATIENT WITH CLOTTED BLOOD DURING BLOOD COLLECTION9
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PROCESSING OF WHOLE BLOOD AFTER COLLECTION31
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COMPONENT PREPARATION AND INDICATION20
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FOR DIFFERENT COMPONENTS after collection2
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BLOOD DONATION PROCESS8
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Reference laboratory for blood donors found in RITM1
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Reference method for patient with reactive INFECTIOUS DISEASE2
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Bookbased17
