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Determine the best course of action based on the information for potential whole blood allogeneic donors. Indicate whether you would A-Accept, TD-Temporarily defer, or PD-Defer permanently.
*A 28-year-old woman; 112 lbs; hemoglobin-12.5 g/dL; miscarried 2 weeks ago |
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Determine the best course of action based on the information for potential whole blood allogeneic donors. Indicate whether you would A-Accept, TD-Temporarily defer, or PD-Defer permanently.
*A 56-year-old man; 168 lbs; Hematocrit, 44%; took aspirin 4 hours ago for arthritis pain |
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Determine the best course of action based on the information for potential whole blood allogeneic donors. Indicate whether you would A-Accept, TD-Temporarily defer, or PD-Defer permanently.
*A 35-year-old woman; copper sulfate screen, blood drop sinks in 5 seconds; 115 lbs; temperature 37 degrees Celsius |
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Determine the best course of action based on the information for potential whole blood allogeneic donors. Indicate whether you would A-Accept, TD-Temporarily defer, or PD-Defer permanently.
*A 17-year-old female high-school student; taking isotretinoin (Accutane) for acne |
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Determine the best course of action based on the information for potential whole blood allogeneic donors. Indicate whether you would A-Accept, TD-Temporarily defer, or PD-Defer permanently.
A 75-year-old male donor center volunteer; first-time blood donor; contracted hepatitis 20 years ago following surgery |
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Determine the best course of action based on the information for potential whole blood allogeneic donors. Indicate whether you would A-Accept, TD-Temporarily defer, or PD-Defer permanently.
*A 22-year-old male; received tattoo while in the service 4 months ago, just before he returned from Iraq |
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Determine the best course of action based on the information for potential whole blood allogeneic donors. Indicate whether you would A-Accept, TD-Temporarily defer, or PD-Defer permanently.
*A 65-year-old female; has instructions from physician to donate for upcoming surgery; had syphilis and was treated 40 years ago; hematocrit, 37%; temperature 99 degrees F |
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Determine the best course of action based on the information for potential whole blood allogeneic donors. Indicate whether you would A-Accept, TD-Temporarily defer, or PD-Defer permanently.
*A 38-year-old male; received recombinant hepatitis B vaccine as a new employee 3 months ago |
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Determine the best course of action based on the information for potential whole blood allogeneic donors. Indicate whether you would A-Accept, TD-Temporarily defer, or PD-Defer permanently.
*A 19-year-old male first-time donor; received human growth hormone 12 years ago |
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Determine the best course of action based on the information for potential whole blood allogeneic donors. Indicate whether you would A-Accept, TD-Temporarily defer, or PD-Defer permanently.
*A 24-year-old female with a history of a positive test for hepatitis C from another blood center |
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Determine the best course of action based on the information for potential whole blood allogeneic donors. Indicate whether you would A-Accept, TD-Temporarily defer, or PD-Defer permanently.
*A 52-year-old businessman who lived in England for 1 year in 1993 |
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Determine the best course of action based on the information for potential whole blood allogeneic donors. Indicate whether you would A-Accept, TD-Temporarily defer, or PD-Defer permanently.
*A 130-lb, 5 feet 1 inch female; hematocrit, 40%; would like to donate 2 units by apheresis |
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| PD; 2 units can be donated, but there are special requirements. Females must be 150-lb, be 5 feet 5 inches, and must have a hematocrit of 40% or higher. |
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Which of the following is a cause for temporary deferral of a whole blood donor?
A. intranasal influenza vaccine
B. antibiotics taken for acne
C. Oral polio vaccine 4 weeks ago
D. Rubella vaccine 2 weeks ago |
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| D. Rubella vaccine 2 weeks ago |
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| A donor with a physician's request to donate for planned surgery in 3 weeks has a hemoglobin value of 10 g/dL. She is permitted or deferred and why? |
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| Deferred because of low hemoglobin |
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Plateletpheresis donors cannot donate more than:
A. Twice a week
B. 24 times a year
C. Every 48 Hours
D. All of the Above |
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True or False:
Viral marker tests are not required on autologous blood to be used within the collection facility. |
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True or False:
Autologous units may be given to other patients if they are not used for the patient who donated the units |
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True or False:
A unit donated therapeutically from a patient with hereditary hemochromatosis cannot be used for transfusion purposes |
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True or False:
Donor centers are authorized to release positive test results to their state health department if the donor signs a consent form |
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True or False:
According to the FDA, prospective donors with a history of cancer are not permitted to donate blood |
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| Which disease has the highest potential for transmission through a transfusion? |
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| Syphilis tests on donors are usually performed by which method or methods? |
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HTLV-I/II is:
A. transmissible by contaminated needles
B. an oncornavirus
C. Found in patients with tropical spastic paraparesis
D. associated with adult T-cell leukemia
E. All of the above |
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| The marker that demonstrates a previous exposure to hepatitis B that remains in convalescence is: |
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| What is a confirmatory test for a positive anti-HIV screen? |
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Which of the following conditions requires a thorough donor history because it is not a routinely tested disease?
A. Syphilis
B. Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease
C. Hepatitis C
D. HTLV-1 |
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| B. Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease |
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HAV transmission through a blood transfusion is unusual because it is:
A. Transmitted enterically
B. An acute hepatitis
C. Not infective after week 2
D. All of the above |
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| A donor who is positive for HBsAg is deferred for how long? |
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Which of the following was a surrogate test for hepatits that is no longer required?
A. ALT
B. CMV
C. Anti-HBc
D. HBsAg |
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| In a _______, a lower absorbance value indicates the detection of the viral marker |
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Match the clinical condition to the component that would have the best therapeutic value:
TTP patient undergoing therapeutic apheresis |
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| Cryoprecipitate reduced Plasma |
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Fibrinogen deficiency |
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Thrombocytopenia |
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Refractory platelet response |
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| Apheresis platelets, HLA-matched |
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Hemophilia A |
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Sickle Cell Disease |
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Match the clinical condition to the component that would have the best therapeutic value:
IgA-deficient patient with Anti-IgA |
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RBCs, AS-1 added |
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Washed RBCs |
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Irradiated RBCs |
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RBCs collected in CPDA-1 |
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Rejuvenated RBCs |
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Frozen RBCs |
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Deglycerolized RBCs |
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Match the correct expiration times with the appropriate blood components:
RBCs collected in CPD |
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| The minimum amount of fibrinogen in 1 unit of Cryoprecipitated AHF is: |
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| Acute loss of less than 10% of blood volume usually necessitates: |
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| Replacement with colloid solutions |
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| Eight units of platelets were pooled without a sterile connective device. The new expiration date is: |
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| In preparing platelets from a unit of whole blood, the correct order of centrifugation is: |
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| Light/Soft spin followed by Hard spin |
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| RBCs that have been frozen are stored at which minimum temperature and maximum storage time? |
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| -65 degrees C for 10 Years |
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| Platelets collected by apheresis must contain a minimum of how many platelets to be acceptable? |
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Sterile connective devices may be used for:
A. connecting a leukocyte removal filter to RBCs
B. preparing small aliquot transfusions for infants
C. connecting platelets for pooling
D. All of the above |
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| Temperature limits for shipping RBCs are: |
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| The pH and platelet count of 4 bags of platelets were tested at the end of the allowable storage period. What is an acceptable product volume and pH? |
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| 6.0 x 10^10 and pH of 7.0 |
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Although ABO compatibility is preferred, ABO incompatiblity is acceptable for which of the following components:
A. PF24
B. Cryoprecipitated AHF
C. Apheresis Granulocytes
D. Apheresis Platelets |
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| Plasmapheresis has been reasonably effective in treating: |
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| Finding compatible blood for patients with autoimmune disease is difficult because of the: |
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| Potential of underlying alloantibodies |
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| Infants do not require crossmatching during: |
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| An example of a crystalloid solution used to treat hypovolemia is: |
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| Hemophilia A patients are treated for bleeding with |
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Common complications of chemotherapy include:
A. Bleeding
B. Infection
C. Anemia
D. All of the above |
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| In the adult, erythropoietin to stimulate RBC production is produced in the: |
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Transfusion of RBCs in the neonate may be needed to compensate for:
A. Iatrogenic blood loss
B. Hemoglobin F
C. Insufficient erythropoiesis
D. Physiologic anemia of infancy
E. All of the above |
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ABO compatible organ transplants are NOT critical in which of the following transplants?
A. Kidneys
B. Liver
C. Heart
D. Bone Marrow |
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| The colony-stimulating factor to reduce infection while undergoing chemotherapy is one that stimulates what? |
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