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______ requires continuous agitation while stored
Type and crossmatch specimen labels require date, time and the collectors ______
Blank blood consent forms should be printed from __________ (2 words)
A signed blood consent is good for 90 ____
A patient’s hemoglobin of less than 5 should be transfused with 5ml/kg ______
O negative is the universal____
A unit of PRBC should never hang more than ________ hours
PRBC should start slowly 5ml/kg with max of 50ml/hour for ____ minutes
This blood product can be used to as a reversal of Warfarin and needs to be ABO compatible (3 words)
All blood products except for granulocytes are leukoreduced, resulting in fewer ______ non-hemolytic reactions
_______ blood products have had further removed viable leukocytes from blood products to decrease GVHD
Only FFP and this product are stored in the refrigerator (abbr)
You can chart “no reaction noted” in the progress note or on the blood administration_____
Vital signs are done up to 30 minutes prior to the transfusion, and at the end of the transfusion. The licensed healthcare provider must do the vital signs 15 minutes after the _____ of the transfusion
Signs of a hemolytic transfusion reaction include chills, back pain and hemoglobin possibly found in the ____
Blood products removed from the refrigerator should be inspected for discoloration, bubbles, clots, excess air and marked on the log sheet as satisfactory or_______
Blood products should only be hung with this solution (2 words)
Any transfusion reaction should be followed by notifying transfusion services and a_____ report filled out
The most common transfusion reaction is an ______ transfusion reaction
This reaction can cause respiratory failure and is most commonly caused by platelets or plasma (acronym)
A reaction that can cause a rapid increase in BP and edema several hours after the start of a transfusion is (acronym)

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