Universal donors =
erythrocytes= O -
plasma = AB+
Universal recipients:
Erthrocytes: AB +
Plasma: O -
Rh antigen baby–>
mom becomes sensitive and develops antibodies –> next prego can cause hemolytic disease in newborn
Type and Screen tests for….
ABO, RH-D compatability and clinically significant antibodies
Time:
typing–>
screening –>
crossmatching –>
typing–> 5 mins
screening –> 45 mins
crossmatching –> 45 min
Which product contains the highest amount of fibrinogen?
Cryo
Max allowable blood loss equation =
EBV x (Starting Hgb - Target Hgb) / Starting Hgb =
EBV = 65-75 mL/kg
Patients with significant CAD should be transfused when hematocrit falls below __-__%
28-30%
EBV across the lifespan:
Premature neonate =
Full term neonate =
Infant =
Adult =
Premature neonate = 90-100 mL/kg
Full term neonate = 80-90 mL/kg
Infant = 80 mL/kg
Adult = 70 mL/kg
One unit of PRBCs contains __mLs with a hematocrit if __%
300 mL
70%
Transfusion of one unit of PRBCs raises hemoglobin by ___ and hematocrit by __-__%
1 g/dL
2-3%
RBC storage ____2,3 DPG
shift?
decreased
shifts curve to the left
decreased O2 release
Washing removes any plasma from donor RBCs. This prevents anaphylaxis in a __ deficient patient
IgA
Most common infections complication of transfusion?
least?
cytomegalovirus
HIV
CMV > Hep B > Hep C > HIV
What is TRALI caused by?
human leukocyte antigens (HLA) and neutrophil antibodies present in donor plasma
What have the highest risk for TRALI?
FFP and platelets
High risk for TRALI –>
women with history of multiple births
history of transfusions
hx of organ transplant
Management of TRALI =
maximize PEEP
lung protective ventilation
avoid overhydration
TACO is?
volume overload caused by expanding the circulatory volume beyond patients compensatory ability
Massive transfusion is associated with =
-alkalosis
-hypothermia
-hyperglycemia
-hypocalcemia
-hyperkalemia
Lethal triad of Trauma =
hypoperfusion (acidosis)
hypothermia
coagulopathy
Massive transfusion:
alkalosis –>
hypocalcemia –>
hyperglycemia –>
hyperkalemia –>
hypothermia –>
alkalosis –> citrate metabolism to bicarb in liver
hypocalcemia –> binding of calcium by citrate
hyperglycemia –> dextrose additive
hyperkalemia –> administering old blood
hypothermia –> cold blood
What arent returned to patient with blood salvage?
What does this cause?
platelets and coagulation factors
dilutional coagulopathy
When compared to bank blood, salvaged blood has a _____ oxygen carrying capacity
higher