Blood Transfusion

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Ag- Any substance that may be recognised as foreign

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What is this, and what is it for?

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What is Ig M use for?

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The Rhesus positive allele is...

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Homozygous dd has the potential to produce Anti-D in what circumstances

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Sensitisation- binding of Ig to individual blood cell

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Agglutination is visible when

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Which of the following RBC's contain the H substance (L-Fucose)

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Type AB has what added to the H substance?

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Which of the following is the 'Universal Receiver'?

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How do blood grouping cards work?

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1 in 40 people have Ig's other than ABO and Rhesus

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How many Ig's (other than ABO and Rhesus) can cause haemolytic reactions

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3 Cells are brought in as controls- why?

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If the plasma reacts to any of the 20 Ig's, what happens?

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Pregnant women protect their fetuses by injecting Anti-D

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What is cross matching?

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Transfusions are necessary if >40% of blood is lost

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What is an Exchange Transfusion?

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Exchange transfusion is used for babies with HDN

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Why are antibodies the issue in blood transfusions?

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RBC's are stored in 120-200 ml quantities

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1 unit of RBC's is expected to raise blood Hb by how much?

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Blood is transfused over 2-3 hours

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1 bag of RBC's costs how much?

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Plasma has a shelf life of _ and a half life of _ once unfrozen

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With plasma, Universal Donor's and Receivers are reversed

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Plasma is dosed at 12-15ml/kg

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Plasma also contains

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A bag of plasma and clotting factors costs £40.00

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Cryoprecipitate contains concentrated clotting factors and Ig's

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Cryoprecipitate has a shelf life of _ at -30 degrees

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When is cryoprecipitate added?

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Platlets are stored at 22 degrees and cannot be refrigerated

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Platelets have a shelf life of 7 days if...

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Platelets are given over 30 mins and increase blood count by 3-4 x 10^9

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What is Aphoresis

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Platelets cost £20 a bag

Haematology and Anatomy (Blood Transfusions) Quiz on Blood Transfusion, created by gina_evans0312 on 09/01/2014.

Blood Transfusion

Ag- Any substance that may be recognised as foreign

What is this, and what is it for?

What is Ig M use for?

The Rhesus positive allele is...

Homozygous dd has the potential to produce Anti-D in what circumstances

Sensitisation- binding of Ig to individual blood cell

Agglutination is visible when

Which of the following RBC's contain the H substance (L-Fucose)

Type AB has what added to the H substance?

Which of the following is the 'Universal Receiver'?

How do blood grouping cards work?

1 in 40 people have Ig's other than ABO and Rhesus

How many Ig's (other than ABO and Rhesus) can cause haemolytic reactions

3 Cells are brought in as controls- why?

If the plasma reacts to any of the 20 Ig's, what happens?

Pregnant women protect their fetuses by injecting Anti-D

What is cross matching?

Transfusions are necessary if >40% of blood is lost

What is an Exchange Transfusion?

Exchange transfusion is used for babies with HDN