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ABO type antibodies
natural occuring IgM to blood group antigens
Rh antibodies
IgG acquired

does not cause acute hemoylsis
crossmatching blood
mix patient serum vs donor RBC - test with direct antibody test
antibody screen
indirect coombs test
transfusion reactions
acute hemolytic transfusion reaction

delayed transfusion reaction - due to patient antibody reactivation

febrile reaction due to WBC

urticarial reaction to plasma protein

anaphylactic transfusion reaction see with IgA

TRALI - transfusion related acute lung injury

Graft v Host

antibodies to RBC

platelet refractoriness

autoimmune hemolytic anemia

PTP

probably transfusion related immunomodulation

osmostic damage
acute hemolytic transfusion reaction
usually due to patient mix up or error

see hypotension, teacolor urine, pink plasma
fresh frozen plasma
useful in DIC, reversing warfarin
cryoprecipitate
factor VIII, source of fibrinogen

can use for hemophilia or cardiac surgery or DIC
rVIIa - recombinant activated factor VII
developed to treat hemophlia A

bypass the need for factor VIII by activating VII
Packed RBCs
1 unit increases hemoglobin 1 gram

for traumatic blood loss
platelet transfusion
short shelf life give for people with supply issues, refractoriness, or sepsis

don't give to ITP, HIT, TTP, DIC, PTP