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Transfusion Reaction
100

These cells are the most transfused blood component.

What are RBCs?

100

This disorder is inherited and affects the hemoglobin molecules causing episodes of acute pain.

What is Sickle Cell Disease?

100
All males and, females that are NOT of child-bearing years, may receive this type of uncrossmatched blood in the case of emergency.

What is O positive?

(Per TSH policy, female patients aged 12-51 are defined as childbearing age)

100
This is checked first prior to giving blood.

What is verify the order?  

type and screen versus infuse.

100

If no transfusion reactions are identified, the transfusion rate may be increased after this many minutes.

What is 10 minutes?

200
This blood component comes frozen and has the be thawed before use.

What is FFP (Fresh Frozen Plasma)?

200
This disorder affects a deep vein in an extremity.
What is a DVT?
200

Per TSH Blood Product Order and Administration Policy, an RN must remain with the patient for this many minutes after starting a transfusion.

What is 10 minutes?

200

This is the second item to be checked prior to giving blood.

What is consent has been given and signed?

200
The first thing to do if you suspect a transfusion reaction.

What is STOP the blood?

300

This blood component is indicated for thrombocytopenia.

What are platelets?

300

This condition is congenital or an acquired disorder due to cancer, anemia, exposure to toxins, heaby ETOH use, or medication overuse.

What is thrombocytopenia?

300

A patient should be monitored this often during a blood transfusion.

What is per facility policy?

Vitals no more than 30minutes prior to starting, 10 minutes after, when transfusion is complete and 1 hour after. Patient should be monitored every 30min for transfusion reactions during transfusion.


300

A baseline assessement prior to blood administration consists of these. Name at least 2.

What is...Physical assessment. Vital signs. Patent and appropriately sized IV. Pre-medications given as ordered

300

This machine warms blood.

What is the Ranger or Level 1?

400

This blood component is given for the reversal of warfarin and is composed of 90% water in its  natural state.

What is plasma?

400

This condition results in hypoxia and hyperviscosity of the blood.

What is Polycythemia?

400

TRALI

What is Transfusion Related Acute Lung Injury?

400

Only this fluid is to be hung with blood.

What is normal saline?

400

At TSH, this is the best way to rapidly infuse blood.

What is a pressure bag?

500
This blood product contains clotting factors.
What is cryoprecipitate?
500

Wells Score helps to determine the likeliness of this disorder.

What is DVT?

500

TACO

What is Transfusion Associated Circulatory Overload?

500

Rate of initial blood transfusion.

What is 125ml/hr?

500

If you identify a transfusion reaction has occured,  these steps must be followed.

What is 

1. stop the blood

2. Notify the provider

3. Prime new tubing and hang new NS at TKO.

4. Monitor the patient

5. Return all blood/bags/IVF/tubing to blood bank.

6. Send first voided uirne to blood bank.