Term
Given the type of Acute Transfusion Reaction what are signs/symptoms associated with it:
Febrile |
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Definition
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Given the type of Acute Transfusion Reaction what are signs/symptoms associated with it:
Allergic (mild to severe) |
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Definition
| Urticaria (hives), rarely anaphylaxis |
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Given the type of Acute Transfusion Reaction what are signs/symptoms associated with it:
Hypervolemic |
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Definition
| Dyspnea, Hypertension, Pulmonary Edema |
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Term
Given the type of Acute Transfusion Reaction what are signs/symptoms associated with it:
Transfusion-related acute lung injury (TRALI) |
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Definition
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Given the type of Acute Transfusion Reaction what are signs/symptoms associated with it:
Bacterial Sepsis |
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Definition
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Given the type of Acute Transfusion Reaction what are signs/symptoms associated with it:
Intravascular hemolytic (immune) |
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Definition
| Hemoglobinemia, Hemoglobinuria, Fever, Chills, Anxiety, Shock, DIC |
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Term
Given the Usual Cause give the Acute Transfusion Reaction Type:
ABO incompatibility |
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Definition
| Intravascular hemolytic (immune) |
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Term
Given the Usual Cause give the Acute Transfusion Reaction Type:
Antibodies to leukocytes or plasma proteins |
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Definition
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Given the Usual Cause give the Acute Transfusion Reaction Type:
Antibodies to plasma proteins including antibodies to IgA |
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Definition
| Allergic (mild to severe) |
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Given the Usual Cause give the Acute Transfusion Reaction Type:
Too rapid and/or excessive blood transfusion |
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Definition
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Given the Usual Cause give the Acute Transfusion Reaction Type:
Anti-HLA or anti-leukocyte antibodies |
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Definition
| Transfusion-related acute lung injury |
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Term
Given the Usual Cause give the Acute Transfusion Reaction Type:
Contaminated blood component |
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Definition
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Given the Type of Acute Transfusion Reaction what is the treatment:
Intravascular hemolytic (immune) |
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Definition
Stop transfusion;
Hydrate, support BP and respiration; Induce diuresis;
Treat shock & DIC |
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Term
Given the Type of Acute Transfusion Reaction what is the treatment:
Febrile |
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Definition
Stop/interrupt transfusion;
Give antipyretics |
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Given the Type of Acute Transfusion Reaction what is the treatment:
Allergic (mild to severe) |
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Definition
Interrupt or stop transfusion;
Give antihistamine |
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Term
Given the Type of Acute Transfusion Reaction what is the treatment:
Hypervolemic |
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Definition
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Term
Given the Type of Acute Transfusion Reaction what is the treatment:
Transfusion-related acute lung injury |
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Definition
| Support BP and Respiration |
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Given the Type of Acute Transfusion Reaction what is the treatment:
Bacterial sepsis |
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Definition
Stop Transfusion;
Give Antibiotics |
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Term
Given the Type of Acute Transfusion Reaction how could it be prevented:
Intravascular hemolytic (immune) |
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Definition
Avoid clerical errors;
Insure proper sample and recipient identification |
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Term
Given the Type of Acute Transfusion Reaction how could it be prevented:
Febrile |
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Definition
Pretransfusion antipyretic;
Leukocyte-reduced blood components |
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Term
Given the Type of Acute Transfusion Reaction how could it be prevented:
Allergic (mild to severe) |
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Definition
Pretransfusion antihistamine;
Washed RBC components |
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Term
Given the Type of Acute Transfusion Reaction how could it be prevented:
Hypervolemic |
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Definition
| Avoid rapid or excessive transfusion |
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Term
Given the Type of Acute Transfusion Reaction how could it be prevented:
Transfusion-related acute lung injury |
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Definition
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Term
Given the Type of Acute Transfusion Reaction how could it be prevented:
Bacterial sepsis |
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Definition
| Care in blood collection and storage |
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