Transfusion Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
Q

Universal donors =

A

erythrocytes= O -
plasma = AB+

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2
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Universal recipients:

A

Erthrocytes: AB +
Plasma: O -

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3
Q

Rh antigen baby–>

A

mom becomes sensitive and develops antibodies –> next prego can cause hemolytic disease in newborn

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4
Q

Type and Screen tests for….

A

ABO, RH-D compatability and clinically significant antibodies

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5
Q

Time:
typing–>
screening –>
crossmatching –>

A

typing–> 5 mins
screening –> 45 mins
crossmatching –> 45 min

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6
Q

Which product contains the highest amount of fibrinogen?

A

Cryo

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7
Q

Max allowable blood loss equation =

A

EBV x (Starting Hgb - Target Hgb) / Starting Hgb =

EBV = 65-75 mL/kg

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8
Q

Patients with significant CAD should be transfused when hematocrit falls below __-__%

A

28-30%

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9
Q

EBV across the lifespan:

Premature neonate =
Full term neonate =
Infant =
Adult =

A

Premature neonate = 90-100 mL/kg
Full term neonate = 80-90 mL/kg
Infant = 80 mL/kg
Adult = 70 mL/kg

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10
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One unit of PRBCs contains __mLs with a hematocrit if __%

A

300 mL
70%

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11
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Transfusion of one unit of PRBCs raises hemoglobin by ___ and hematocrit by __-__%

A

1 g/dL
2-3%

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12
Q

RBC storage ____2,3 DPG
shift?

A

decreased
shifts curve to the left
decreased O2 release

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13
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Washing removes any plasma from donor RBCs. This prevents anaphylaxis in a __ deficient patient

A

IgA

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14
Q

Most common infections complication of transfusion?
least?

A

cytomegalovirus
HIV

CMV > Hep B > Hep C > HIV

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15
Q

What is TRALI caused by?

A

human leukocyte antigens (HLA) and neutrophil antibodies present in donor plasma

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16
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What have the highest risk for TRALI?

A

FFP and platelets

17
Q

High risk for TRALI –>

A

women with history of multiple births

history of transfusions

hx of organ transplant

18
Q

Management of TRALI =

A

maximize PEEP
lung protective ventilation
avoid overhydration

19
Q

TACO is?

A

volume overload caused by expanding the circulatory volume beyond patients compensatory ability

20
Q

Massive transfusion is associated with =

A

-alkalosis
-hypothermia
-hyperglycemia
-hypocalcemia
-hyperkalemia

21
Q

Lethal triad of Trauma =

A

hypoperfusion (acidosis)
hypothermia
coagulopathy

22
Q

Massive transfusion:

alkalosis –>
hypocalcemia –>
hyperglycemia –>
hyperkalemia –>
hypothermia –>

A

alkalosis –> citrate metabolism to bicarb in liver

hypocalcemia –> binding of calcium by citrate

hyperglycemia –> dextrose additive

hyperkalemia –> administering old blood

hypothermia –> cold blood

23
Q

What arent returned to patient with blood salvage?

What does this cause?

A

platelets and coagulation factors

dilutional coagulopathy

24
Q

When compared to bank blood, salvaged blood has a _____ oxygen carrying capacity

25
Blood salvage is used when blood loss is expected to exceed ...
1000mL or 20% of patients BV
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Contraindications of blood salvage:
sickle cell anemia thalassemia oncologic procedures infected surgical site transplant is NOT a contraindication