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| The most common cause of asymptomatic anemia in surgical patients | iron deficiency
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| for perioperative autologous blood donation, the hematocrit should be at least this % before each donation | 33%
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| What is the wastage rate for autologous blood units? | 60%
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| In general, mothers should not be directed donors. Why? | TRALI. (HLA antibodies)
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| This process involves the collection of whole blood units at the onset of surgery and reinfusion at the end of procedure | acute normovolemic hemodilution
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| When using acute normovolemic hemodilution, how long can blood be stored at room temperature? | 8 hours (24hrs at 1-6 degrees C)
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| What maneuvers should be done on intraoperative blood salvage units? | Washed and filtered
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