Donor Adverse Events
What is the approved donor to phlebotomist ratio?
1:6
True or False: If a unit is set at a target of 800 ml, but we only collect 500 ml, this unit is considered a underdraw.
True
This is the gauge of needle used for plasmapheresis
17g
What is the most ideal vein to be used for venipuncture?
Median Cubital
A donor complains of metallic taste and tingling fingers. What type of DAE is this considered?
Minor Citrate
During donation, a donor bent their arm which caused an infiltration, no suitable veins were identified for a restick. Will this donor result in an RBC Loss?
Yes
How big of a scrub should be performed initially?
1 inch.
Is a donor suitable for donation if there is bruising present within the antecubital area?
No.
As a phlebotomist, what actions would you take for a donor who has LOC less than 60 seconds?
True or False: During a restick, the additional needle is added prior to the restick venipuncture being performed.
True.
How big of an area is prepped using the approved alternate solution?
2.5 x 2.5
What are the two additional veins that can be used for plasmapheresis?
Cephalic and Basilic
During a donation, you notice swelling at the VP site and the donor is complaining of slight pain. What type of DAE is this considered?
Minor - Infiltration
Would a loose weigher arm be responsible for an overdraw occurring?
What is the primary disinfectant used for venipuncture?
Iodine
The thumb
A donor calls the center the day after their donation with complaints of red urine and back pain. What type of DAE would this be considered?
Severe Hemolysis
Pay No Bleed
What is the maximum venipunctures permitted for a single donation?
3
What is an artery?
blood vessels that distribute oxygen-rich blood to your entire body.