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What is O Negative
Type of blood that would be given to a patient in the ER with an unknown blood type?
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What is nausea, headache, chills, backache, itching, tachycardia, elevated temp, hives, and vomiting
5 examples of general transfusion reactions?
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What is Vitamin B12 (Pernicious), Foliate deficiency, and Iron Deficiency
3 types of anemia that have to do with vitamin deficiency?
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What is stop transfusion
The first thing to do if a transfusion reaction is present?
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What is B positive, B negative, O negative and O positive.
Types of blood that could be given to patient with B positive blood?
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What is Jaundice, Persistent anemia, Oliguria, Flank pain, Abnormal breathing, and Persistent fever
2 signs and symptoms of a delayed hemolytic reactions?
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What is Polycythemia Vera
Disorder in which the patient has symptoms of ruddy complexion, enlarged spleen, elevated blood volume and viscosity, headache, drowsiness, and the hallmark symptom is severe and painful itching triggered by exposure to water?
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What is stop infusion, change tubing, run normal saline, and call doctor
3 interventions you need to do when a reaction occurs?
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What is AB positive
The blood type that is the universal recipient?
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What is Sepsis, Hypervolemia, and Hypothermia
3 Severe Transfusion Reactions
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What is Chronic Myeloid Leukemia
Type of leukemia is diagnosed by looking at Philadelphia Chromosomes and the onset occurring In older adults?
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What is before transfusion, 15 min after start and completion, and PRN
When do you check VS when giving blood?
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What is O negative
The type of blood that O negative receive?
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What is Allergic, Febrile, and Hemolytic
3 different reactions that are seen while blood is transfusing?
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What is ALL (Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia)
Type of leukemia that is common in children and peaks at 4 years of age?
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What is 4 hours
Length of time you have to administer blood once received by the blood bank
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What is 11 gm/dl
Patients hemoglobin is 9 and 2 units of blood were given. What would u expect the hemoglobin value to be?
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What is Headache, Dyspnea, Cyanosis, Chest pain, Tachycardia
2 signs and symptoms of an immediate hemolytic reaction?
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What is Hodgkin's lymphoma
A 54 year old male presents to the ER with a firm, painless, enlarged cervical lymph node (in the neck) and c/o pruritus, abdominal pain, and jaundice. CT reveals large mass compressing the liver. What disorder would this indicate?
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What is Y tubing and saline lock
The pieces of tubing that need to be replaced when a reaction occurs?
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