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| How long does the donor have to wait between donations of red blood cells? |
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| What is the minimum age for allogeneic blood donation? |
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| What is the minimum hemoglobin for allogeneic blood donation? |
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| What is the minimum hematocrit for allogeneic blood donation? |
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| What is the minimum pulse needed for allogeneic blood donation for non-athletes? |
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| Under what conditions is it acceptable for someone with a pulse of less than 50 to make an allogeneic blood donation? |
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| If the donor is an athlete. |
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| What is the maximum pulse accepted for allogeneic blood donation without approval from the medical director? |
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| What is the maximum temperature (celsius and fahrenheit) for allogeneic blood donation? |
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| What is the maximum blood pressure acceptable for allogeneic donation? |
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| What is the minimum weight for allogeneic donation? lb and kg? |
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| How long is the deferral for a measles vaccination? |
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| What two live attenuated viral vaccines have a 4 week deferral? |
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| German measles- rubella and Chicken pox- varicella zoster |
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| How long is the deferral for hepatitis b immune globulin vaccine? |
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| If a donor had viral hepatitis after 11th birthday, how long is the deferral? |
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| How long is the deferral for babesiosis or chagas' disease? |
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| Immigrants from what two countries are deferred indefinitely because of risk of Creutzfeld-Jakob disease? |
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| How long is the deferral for mucous membrane exposure to blood? |
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| How long is the deferral for tattoos? |
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| How long is the deferral for spending 72 hours or more in jail? |
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| How long is the deferral for syphilis or gonorrhea? |
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| How long is the deferral for malaria infection? |
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| How long is the deferral for visiting a malaria-endemic area if symptom free? |
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| How long is the deferral for a positive West Nile test? |
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| If a donor took some aspirin within 48 hours before donating, are the platelets still usable? |
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| They can be used in a pool but can't be the only source of platelets for a patient. |
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| Donation for self is called what? |
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| How long are records of donors placed on deferral kept? |
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| What is the age limit for autologous donation? |
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| What is the weight limit for autologous donation? |
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| What is the minimum hemoglobin needed to make an autologous donation? |
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| What is the minimum hematocrit needed for autologous donation? |
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| When is an autologous donation made? |
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| At least 8 weeks before the blood is needed, unless you have medical director approval. Not within 72 hours of surgery or transfusion. |
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| When is it not ok to make an autologous donation? |
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| if the patient is being treated for bacteremia/ or within 72 hrs of surgery or transfusion. |
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| When would you need to remove anticoagulant before taking the donation? |
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| If drawing less than 300 mL. |
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| How much anticoagulant is usually in the collection bag to start off? |
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| If drawing less than 300 mL, how do you figure out how much anticoagulant you need? |
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| what are the four types of autologous donations? |
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| preoperative/predeposit; perioperative; intraoperative collection; postoperative collection. |
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| What is it called when blood is recovered from drainage devices and reinfused into patient after surgery? |
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| postoperative collection. |
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| What is the difference between perioperative and intraoperative collection? |
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| perioperative is collected as surgery begins; intraoperative is collected during surgery. |
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| Are autologous blood donations tested for disease markers? |
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| No, unless the blood is sent to another facility. |
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| Blood separation in which whole blood is removed from the donor or patient, followed by separation into components; the desired component is retained and the recombined remaining elements are returned to the donor/patient. |
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| collection of plasma with reinfusion of cells. |
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| collection of cells with reinfusion of plasma and other cells |
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| Why would you have a recipient-specific designated donation? |
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| if the patient has an antibody to a high-incidence antigen, patients with multiple antibodies, infants with neonatal thrombocytopenia recieving platelets from mother; IgA deficient patients. |
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| What is a directed donor? |
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| Patient chooses his donors. |
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| In directed donation, is the blood tested the same way as other allogeneic donation? |
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| Yes; selection and testing of donors is the same as all other allogeneic donors. |
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| What is it called when blood is taken out to relieve symptoms caused by abnormally high cellular elements in the blood stream? |
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| What is done with the components removed during therapeutic phlebotomy? |
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| These diseased components are destroyed and not used for allogeneic transfusion. |
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| What must be obtained prior to collection of blood donation? |
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| When collecting a blood donation, what should you do if you miss the vein? |
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| Get a new needle; you can't use the same needle because of aseptic technique. |
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| When collecting a blood donation, who signs the donor record? |
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| How long is the minimum time to scrub the site before collecting a blood donation? |
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| How long should the blood collection take? |
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| If not using platelets, how long should the blood collection take? |
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| Are blood donations tested for antibodies? |
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| What component of the blood donation is tested for bacteria? |
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| Being able to notify the recipient of blood or blood components from donors who subsequently were found to have HIV, HCV or HTLV. |
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