Medical Screening
These are two ways a donor can answer health history questions if they have not completed RapidPass.
What are DOQ & CASI?
These vitals target volume of 520 ml for a whole blood procedure. (Exact numbers)
What is age greater than or equal to 19 AND weight greater than or equal to 155 lb.
This tile is where donor reactions can be documented.
What is Reaction module?
After calling this number, a donor can donate with approval if their pulse is out of range.
Who is on-call Medical Director?
A WB donor cannot donate LTOWB if they have these 2 flags.
What are TRALI RISK and ASA RISK?
These are the two scenarios where a donor can travel to a malaria endemic country in the past 3 years and still be eligible to donate today.
What are donor travel more than 3 months ago or 24 hours or less?
These blood types are the only ones we target for 2RBC.
What are A-, B-, O+, O-?
If a donor goes this amount of time while experiencing prefaint/LOC symptoms after care is given, they are experiencing a prolonged recovery (XP).
What is 30 minutes
Charges can consult this document in eBinder if issues occur during a drive.
What is 15.4.ref900 (ref900) - Monitoring the Collection Operation?
These two conversations need to be documented on Drive Insights in the health history for every donor.
What are BookNow conversation completed and conversion conversation if applicable?
These are the only two scenarios where hemoglobin can be checked using the HemoCue.
What are donor has tremors and is unable to steady hand, or donor is an apheresis donor (except 2RBC) and result is 17.1-20g/dL or greater than 20.0g/dL?
If the platelet storage volume is below this number, it is to be managed as a QNS.
What is 230?
This is an X code complication that requires an ice pack as treatment. (Name 1 of 3)
This completion code needs to be selected if there is a questionable weight of a WB unit.
What is Weigh WB?
How much plasma are we able to collect from female first time platelet donors?
What is none? (trick question)
This needs to be initiated if a donor requests a prior name be removed.
What is a DIF?
This is the minimum volume for a Drawn completion code using Alyx.
What is 200 mL.
These are reactions where post donation vitals need to be collected. (6)
What is: Major Citrate (XC), Prolonged Recovery (XP), Long LOC (XF), Injury with Pre-Faint (XI), Major Allergic (XA), *Other (XO)
If a donor had a NR with a platelet procedure and the RBC loss from QNS/NR in the past 8 weeks is 300, this form needs to be filled out and this code needs to be documented.
What is Donor Information Form (DIF) and TP4M - 112 Days?
If any kit is discovered to be defective, what 2 forms need to be completed?
What are Performance Report (for the specific procedure) and Non-Conformance (NC).
You may need to double check these 3 things about the donor's arm or cuff to ensure an accurate blood pressure reading.
What are: Index falls within range, artery indicator aligned with brachial artery, ensure adult profile is selected?
This is one of the two scenarios where N1 outcome would be selected
What is Single RBC product (MCS+), procedure ended during second DRAW, second RETURN has not started?
OR
What is Rinseback not completed, total RBC loss greater than 300 (Alyx)?
These are all the X-Codes for a major reaction. (10)
What is: Large Hematoma (XH), Citrate (XC), Arterial (XR), Long LOC (XF), Prolonged Recovery (XP), Nerve Irritation (XN), Allergic (XA), Injury with Pre-Faint/LOC (XI) Other (XO), Staff Request follow up (XB)?
This is the first number you should call if you are unable to resolve issues after consulting the charge or using work instructions/references from eBinder.
Who is your Supervisor (situationally on call supervisor)?
These are 3 benefits for donors to donate double needle instead of single needle.
What are: Shorter time, Less pressure on vein, more product, less reactions?