Screening
What is done first for QCs?
room temperature
What is donor Ratio?
1 phleb -6 donors
True or False: when doing the physical exam, the donors have to take off their shoes.
False
What is the purpose of inverting?
To mix up the sediments at the bottom
WHEN SHOULD YOU WEAR YOUR PPE
ALL THE TIME IN PRODUCTION AREAS
When performing the Hematachek, how long do we hit the pigs blood for?
60 sec
True or false.
If a donor infiltrates but it is not a bad infiltration, you can restick another vein in that same arm.
False
If you are doing a weight variance for a donor in screening, should you re weigh the donor on another scale?
No
How many times do you strip the bottle while processing?
2/ 1 before and 1 after
What does SDS stand for
Safety Data Sheets
What do you do for a 3OOL?
Direct the donor to speak with a phys sub prior to leaving the center
How many resticks can you perform and what for?
2 / 1 to continue the procedure and 1 to return RBC only
A Rabies donor has a titer of 11, do they need to stay in P Anti Rabies or go into P Normal Source NS
P Normal source NS/ Ranges are 15-30
What report are you supposed to print after reworks
Loose unit report
When should the Monday cards be used?
On Friday and Saturday if they have not donated earlier that week
If the donors ID has their current address on it, do they need to bring in additional proof of address?
No, unless states otherwise that they do not stay there.
What is the cuff pressure ranges for doing a restick?
50- 70
Donor has a moderate DAE after donation, 911 is called. What are the next steps that day and the next day?
How far do the pallets need to be away from the freezer walls?
2 inches
What does SISPQ stand for?
SAFTEY, IDENTITY, STRENGTH, PUIRTY, QUALITY
If the Welch Allyn gives a C06, what are your next steps?
Document the C06 in the donors notes and notify a Phys Sub
When you scrub a donor's arm that has dirt with alcohol, what do you use for the follow up scrub?
Another alcohol scrub.
When doing a annual physical on a return donor, and a new tattoo is documented on the body map, what are the next steps?
Determine if they had donated during a deferral period, grab a member of mgmt for PDI investigation and the donors needs to be deferred pending investigation.
What is a P Non- Injectable unit?
Essentially an orphan unit. An Applicant unit that has no subsequent unit with testing within a 6-month period of each other.
What is the appropriate way to deal with a problem donor?
Communication, if you do not feel comfortable dealing with them let them know they are a management screen/stick only and then come and let us know they are waiting