Know your basics
Understand the process
Understand the process
Understand the process
Know your Staff
100

What does DIS stand for?

Donor Information System

100

What are the three ways in which a donor profile can be created in the Donor Entry Module?

Import from DEP, enter SSN or generate IDN

100

Can a donor donate plasma without having a profile picture on DIS?

No

100

When is the PDN generated?

After submitting basic demographic details in Donor Entry

100

Which staff member is responsible for screening a donor?

Medical Historian

200

What does DEP stand for?

Donor Engagement Portal

200

Which SOP guides the staff on how to review donor eDQ?

Eligibility Matrix

200

When is the PBN generated?

After IS/GA submission in Screening

200

What is CDCS?

Cross Donation Check System. To determine the donation frequency is within the allowed limit

200

Which staff member is responsible for conducting the eDQ review?

MSS & MH

300

How many BioLife centers are currently operational in the US?

240+ (244)

300

What are the different categories of deferrals that exist in DIS?

Temporary, Permanent and Indefinite deferrals

300

What is NDDR and what is its significance?

National Donor Deferral Registry. Its a system used to check new and lapsed donor against a national list of permanently deferred donors.

300

What is athletic pulse and what is its significance?

Athletes have a lower resting pulse, hence the allowed range for pulse measurement is wider and approved as athletic pulse 

300

What is the role of a QA at a center?

To review the QA checklist everyday and other QA reports to identify exceptions and incidents and take action accordingly

400

What is the Northstar metric for the plasma business?

CPL (Cost per litre plasma)

400

Which modules are used to add or update medication details?

eDQ Review and Medical Module

400

Under which circumstances is a physical examination conducted for a donor?

For a new donor, donor who has not donated in 6 months and donor not had a physical in a year

400

What is the process for measuring the weight of a donor who wears a prosthetic?

Prosthetic has to be removed and measured separately or a letter from HCP has to be provided

400

Where are donor needs approved and who approves them?

MSS approved them in Medical Module

500

What type of changes can typically trigger a 510K submission?

Change in "Intended Use"

500

What is the “Enforced Appointments” feature and where in the application can it be found?

Its a toggle that determines whether donor's appointment should be checked during check-in. Manager's Console

500

What is PE Re-entry in the Questionnaire?

Re-enter eDQ after completing it to answer additional PE questions. Can be done if abbreviated eDQ is submitted, auto-approved and a physical deferral is added to the donor

500

How are donors who do not understand English or Spanish processed at the center?

Using a software called cyracom

500

What's are all the tasks performed by phlebotomist during phlebotomy?

Confirm donor identity

Examine the equipment & soft goods

Verify donor needs

Prepare for venipuncture

Collect whole blood sample

Document all the details in Phlebotomy module

Monitor the donor for any adverse effects.

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