Donor Selection Phlebotomy
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| What are the three phases for screening a donor? | Registration, Health history interview and Physical examination
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| Name three pieces of required information needed for donor registration? | Name, address and date of birth
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| Who does the health history interview protect? | Donor and patient
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| How long is the deferral for donors who have received a blood transfusion? | 12 months
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| List possible adverse donor reactions | Sweating, rapid breathing, fainting, dizziness, nausea
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| What is autologous donations? | Donation reserved for transfusion to the donor at a future date.
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| What are some medical reasons for therapeutic phlebotomy? | Polycythemia, Hemochromotosis, Porphyrias
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| How long should you wait after donating before you smoke or booze it up? | 30 minutes for smoking and no boozing it up until you eat some food! You lush!
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| What is the hemoglobin requirement? | No less than 11 grams per deciliter.
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| What is the hematocrit requirement? | No less than 33%
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| What is apheresis? | Category of procedures in which whole blood is removed from the donor and a component is mechanically removed.
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| If you have a history of IV drug use would you be permanently, temporarily or not deferred? | Permanently
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| What information needs to be included on an autologous unit? | Patient name, transfusion facility, unique ID number and an autologous use only label
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| How long does it take your body to replace iron lost during a blood donation? | 1 - 2 months
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| What do you use to sterilize the injection site? | 0.7% Iodophor followed by the 10% povidine-iodine solution.
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| What should you use if the patient is allergic to iodine? | Alcohol.
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| What is the minimum weight required for a donor? | 110lbs
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| What are the components removed for apheresis? | Platelet, leukocytes and plasma
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| How long should patient records be kept? | Indefinitely
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| What are the advantages for acute normovolemic hemodilution? | Reduction of red cell loss, little deterioration to platelets, requires no inventory, minimizes clerical error
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| True or False. Preoperative collection is good for patients with existing alloantibodies or rare blood types? | True
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| What should the systolic and diastolic pressure be for donation? | Systolic no greater than 180 and diastolic no greater that 100.
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