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18 Cards in this Set
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What is the mininum number of weeks one has to wait to donate blood after having donated whole blood?
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8 weeks
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What is the minimum number of days one has to wait between two apheresis procudures?
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2 days
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How long do you defer pregnant women from donating blood?
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Through 6 weeks postpartum
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How long do you defer people who've had non-routine dental work from donating blood?
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72 hours
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Permanently defer anyone who has spent more than how many cumulative months in the UK from 1980 to 1996?
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3 months
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Permanently defer anyone who has spent more than how many yrs in France from 1980 to now?
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5 years
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Permanently defer anyone who has lived in Europe for how many cumulative yrs between 1980 and now?
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5 years
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Permanantly defer anyone who was stationed in European military bases for how many months from 1980 to 1996
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6 months
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How long do you defer someone who has had a smallpox vaccination?
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It depends!:
Without complications: defer till scab falls off or 21 days (whichever is longest) With complications: defer till 14 days after sx's resolve |
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How long defer patient who has taken etretinate (tegison)?
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Permanent
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How long defer patient who has taken acitretin (soriatane)?
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Three years
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How long defer patient who has taken isotretinoin (accutaine)?
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30 days
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How long defer patient who has taken finasteride (proscar, propecia)?
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30 days
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How long defer patient who has taken dutasteride (avodart)?
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6 months
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How long defer someone with confirmed or suspected west nile virus?
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28 days from sx onset or 14 days after sx's resolve (whichever is later)
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How long defer someone with positive west nile virus test only?
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120 days from date of positive test
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Donation interval, Age, weight, temp, pulse, BP, H&H requirements to donate blood allogeneically?
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Interval=8 weeks, Age>/=17, weight >/=110 lbs (50 kg), temp </=99.5 F (37.5C), pulse 50-100 bpm (unless athlete), BP</=180/100, H&H >/=12.5 g/dL or 38%
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Donation interval and H&H for autologous blood donation?
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Interval=72 hrs.
H&H=11 g/dL and 33% |
