Medical Staff
True or False:
"Walking fingers" are acceptable during lymph node assessment
False
What are acceptable forms of identification?
1. Valid Photo ID
2. Student ID With Photo
3. Social Security Card
4. W-2
What is the compliance ratio?
1 Employee: 6 Donors
Define "Proper Line Clearance"
Clear separation of processing one unit at a time
Define cGMP
common Good Manufacturing Practices
What protein classes are recorded through the PE results?
1. Albumin
2. Alpha1
3. Alpha2
4. Beta
5. Gamma
What does HALL stand for?
1. Hemolysis
2. Air Bubbles
3. Leakage
4. Lipemia
What is the size of the alternate arm scrub? What directions is it done?
2.5 X 2.5
Up/Down or Right/Left
How many units can you have out when packing?
6 Cases or 90 Units
Define FIFO
First In First Out
When would you apply the Self-Exclusion donor note?
At the end of the physical, if the donor "self-excluded"
True or False:
When updating a donor's address it is NOT necessary to verify zip code against DRA?
False
If saline cannot be administered, what fluid must they receive and how long is the wait period?
250mL (8oz) of electrolyte fluid, wait 15 minutes
How long do you have until the unit needs to go in the Freezer?
30 Minutes
Define "Muster Area"
A centralized location to meet in the event of an emergency
What is required to be reviewed when performing the 14 Day PE Medical Record Review?
Verify that PE results are within range
What are you looking for during an arm check?
1. Donation marks not associated with CSL Plasma
2. Needle marks associated with IV drug use
3. Bruises, rashes, or other skin abnormalities
4. Self-mutilation not previously documented
What distinguishes that the Adverse Event is a Non-Reportable Reaction?
Easily reversible; Generally brief and transitory
What is the minimum volume for an FTA and PE sample?
2mL
What are the acceptable Temperature Ranges For:
1. Storage Room Hi/Low
2. Greiner Storage
1. Storage Room Hi/Low: 59-86 Degrees Fahrenheit
2. Greiner Storage: 59-77 Degrees Fahrenheit
What steps do you take for a FTA-Sample only donor?
Review the visit plan to determine the reason for the sample only visit. If the donor is a sample only due to FTA sample explain to the donor the reason a sample is needed. You will also need to explain the reason why they are deferred and to counsel the donor. You also want to verify that the required sample has not already been collected. If the sample has been collected, then the donor may be excused.
What must be recorded on the container when opening a new control vial?
1. Date opened
2. Sublot number
3. New expiration date
4. Initials and date
What should you monitor on the Donor Floor?
1. Reactions
2. Plasma Color
3. Safety Rules
4. AC Depletion
5. Compliance
6. Kinks/Occlusions
When would a PE sample need to be rejected?
1. A complete barrier isn't formed
2. Hemolysis
3. Insufficient volume
How many Spill Containment Kits are there in the center?
Where are they located?
1. Under sink in Reception
2. Under sink in Donor Floor
3. Under sink in Processing
4. Bio-hazard Room