PRBC
Platlets
FFP
Plasma
Cryoprecipitate
100

What does the RN need to obtain prior to any blood transfusion

A consent

100

Can an RN add medication or give medication through the blood tubing.

NO!

100

Prior to starting a blood transfusion the RN must have a set of vital signs. How recent do these vital signs need to be?

Within the last 1 hour.

100

Approximately how many mls are in 1 unit of PRBC's?

350 ml

100

Where on the intranet is blood management found?

Resources - Clinical Resources - Blood Management

200

At Baycare the guideline for transfusion is a Hgb less than ?

7

200

How long can blood hang (maximum time for a unit to infuse from the time it leaves blood bank)

4 hours

200

When starting a blood transfusion we should remain with the patient for the first ______ minutes.

15 minutes

200

How fast can you infuse platelets?

45 minutes

200

Prior to clicking start does the blood product bag need to be spiked?

Yes

300

What is the program that is utilized for blood transfusion?

Bridge Medical

300

How long is an inpatient type and screen good for?

3 days.

300

How often are vital signs checked after starting a transfusion?

15 minutes after the start of the transfusion and post transfusion and more frequently as needed.

300

Do we use an Alaris pump to infuse blood?

Yes.

300

What are the 2 most common symptoms of a blood transfusion reaction>

Fever and chills

(Can also have dyspnea, sudden onset of back pain & dark, coffee-colored urine)

400

At Baycare is blood hung with saline?

No

400

Type & screen is collected in what color tube?

Pink

400

Put in correct order of scanning

blood type

unit #

blood product

expiration date

unit #

blood product

expiration date

blood type

400

If the RN suspects a blood transfusion reaction, what are the first immediate steps required?

Stop the transfusion

Maintain venous access

Notify physician and blood bank for orders

Care for patient

Document

Prism


400

What is the condition called when blood is administered too rapidly?

Transfusion Associated Circulatory Overload (TACO)