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Vet 226

Blood Transfusion

QuestionAnswer
Severe anemia Packed RBCs
Replace some coagulation factors Fresh plasma or frozen plasma
Thrombocytopenia Platelet-rich plasma or platelet concentrate
Von Willebrand’s Cryoprecipitate
occurs with overheating of a blood supply for transfusion Asymptomatic hemolysis
A full blood transfusion should be completed in hours 4
A minor crossmatch detects Alloantibodies in donor plasma against recipient RBCs
A nenoate presents to your clinic in cardiovascular arrest. The doctor orders intravenous fluids but you are unable to place an IV catheter. Which route is the next best option IO
Donor plasma is considered to be fresh plasma if used within hours of collection 8
Giving sodium bicarbonate is very useful in the treatment of Metabolic acidosis
How long does it take a dog to build up alloantibodies after a transfusion 3 days
How long does it take a donor to completely regenerate the donated blood supply 21 days
If you're administering Hetastarch, a synthetic colloid to your patient what is the greatest risk of administration Coagulopathy
Neonatal Isoerythrolysis occurs when Type A or AB kittens are born to a type B queens
The clinical signs of PU/PD, cardiac arrhythmia, and severe muscle weakness is suggestive of Hypokalemia
This can be seen in patients with liver disease that receive blood transfusions Citrate toxicosis
What do you mix the RBCs with for crossmatching 0.9 % Na/Cl
What is the maximum rate of potassium administration 0.5mEq/kg/hr
When administering blood what rate should you not exceed 22mL/kg/hr
Which blood product does crossmatching not have to be performed for FFP
Which is not a preservative solution used during collection of blood products Citrate-Phosphate-Dextrose-Adenine, Acid-Citrate-Dextrose, Citrate-Phosphate-Dextrose
Which is NOT a stipulation for a dog to be a blood donor >10 kg
Which of the following is a universal blood donor for dogs DEA 4 Positive
Which of the following is an intracellular electrolyte Potassium
Which of the following is NOT a colloid 0.9% Na/Cl
Which of the following is NOT a crystalloid Dextran
Which of the following is not a reaction to blood transfusions Von Willebrand’s disease
Which of the following is the worst reaction for blood transfusion in cats Type A donor to type B recipient
Your patient is having an acute bleeding episode. You're ready to administer a blood transfusion is the PCV drops below 20 25 %
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