Preparation
Blood Mixers
Venipuncture
Adverse Events
Misc.
100

How long does the donor's arm need to be scrubbed?

A minimum of 30 seconds.

100

A collection target volume must be selected before continuing.

True.

100

How tight do we recommend keeping the pressure on the cuff before sticking your donor?

60

100

Do we have to mark the bag for a donor's reaction?

No, just the PDA

100

What is the volume range for a successful unit?

450ml - 550ml

200

A unit is not considered Air Contaminated if a stat is not placed on the line before venipuncture is performed.

False.

200

The tubing must be engaged in the hemoflow clamp or prompts will not be available.

True.

200

How many times do you seal the line when preparing for a disconnect?

Three times

200

Your donor vomits once, is this a BS 5336?

No.

200

What is the "Bag Type" for a regular Fenwal Whole Blood bag in the PDA?

TV

300

What is the measurement of the area in the A/C that we are allowed to scrub and stick?

2-1/2 by 2-1/2 inches

300

Our hemoflows only give two collection volume options. What are they?

460ml and 500ml

300

For vein anatomy, how many veins do we typically have to choose from in the A/C?

3

300

Your donor stands to head towards canteen and loses conciousness. Do you catch your donor?

No.
300

How long must a Whole Blood bag "tail" be?

2-7 inches

400

What is the weight criteria for a low collection volume?

110-129lbs

400

How many times do you invert the red tube?

5x

400

How many adjustments does it take to create a DIF?

2

400

Your donor bruises at the needle insertion site. What option for Donor Reaction in the PDA should be selected?

Hematoma - Small

400

How many times do we invert the Whole Blood Bags after stripping the line?

2-4x

500

If PDA has been started, and you need to move the donor to another chair, what MUST be done again?

You have to re-identify the donor.

500

How much time do you have to fill your tubes from the sample pouch?

4 minutes

500

Name the three main steps when disconnecting a needle.

Pull it back,

Back it up,

Pick it up.

500

If your donor loses consciousness with needle in arm, it is best practice to discontinue the donation. Why? 

Due to uncontrolled movements like tetany and cramping, donor safety is at risk.

500

Why do we strip the tail and invert the blood bags?

To mix the blood in the tail with anticoagulant, as there is no anticoagulant in the tubing.

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