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Primary Bag Volume/Anticoag

450 or 500 mL WB/63mL or 70 mL

Preservative solutions (4)

1. ACD


2. CPD (21 days)


3. CP2D (21 days)


4. CPDA-1 (35 Days)

Purpose of Additive Solutions (2)

1. Extend RBC survival and Function


2. Minimize RBC hemolysis (42 days)

Limits for RBC storage life QC

75% original Red Cell Mass found after 24 hours post-transfusion

Rejuvenation Solutions (4)

Pyruvate


Inosine (washed off)


Phosphate


Adenine

Rejuvination Limitations (3)

1. Restore ATP and 2,3-BPG levels


2. For CPD/CPDA-1 RC units only


3. Only units <3 days after expiration

Rejuvination does (3)

1. Extend Exp. 10 years if glycerated+frozen


2. Extends exp. of AS-1 to 3 years


3. Extends thawed units by 24 hours

WB storage Temps (2)

1-6 C


Ship 1-10 C

All PRBC unit storage temps (2)

1-6 C


Ship 1-10 C

Normal PRBC minimum QC

<80% Hct w/o AS

Leukoreduced PRBC QC (2)

Retain 85% original RBC's


WCC <5,000,000 per bag

FFP storage requirements (2)

<-18 C (1 year exp)


<-65 C (7 year exp)

FFP QC requirement

In freezer within 8 hours of phlebotomy

Random PLT storage requirements (1)

20-24C with continuous agitation

Random PLT expiration

24 hrs (open system pooling


5 days (closed system collection)

Random PLT QC requirements (3)

No more than 24 hours without agitation


90% of units >5.5X10^10 plts


Final pH >6.2

Indications for RBCs (3)

Symptomatic Anemia


Acute blood loss (hemodynamic compromise)


Management of Hgb-opathies

Contraindications for RBCs (3)

Correctable Anemia


Volume Expansion


Increase oncotic pressure

RBC Expected Benefits

Hct/Hgb +3%/+1g/dL

PLT Indications for use (3)

Thrombocytopenia


Dysfunctional PLT disorders


Manage active PLT-related hemorrhage

PLT contraindications (4)

Bleeding unrelated to PLT


PLT >100


Prophylactic for medication side-effects


Cases of HIT, TTP, or ITP unless life-threatening

PLT benefit (1)

Increase count by 5 per unit or 30 per dose

Unit Modification Effects (3)

Leukoreduction: Reduce risk of CMV


Irradiation: Reduce GVHD (t cells)


Washed: Prevent Plasma protein effects

Plasma Inidications (3)

Replace coag factors


Massive transfusion dilutional coagulopathy


Bleeding, warfarin patients reverse effects

Plasma Contraindications (3)

Volume expansion


DIC patients with fac 1 <100 mg/dL


Coagulopathy corrected in concentrates

Plasma Effects (1)

In 70 kg adult: Factor levels +20-30% for every 2 units

Cryo Storage requirements (2)

AHF <-18C (1 year)


Thawed 20-24 C 6/4 hours close/open

Cryo Indications for use (2)

Bleeding associated with factor 1/13 deff.


2nd line therapy for Hemophilia A and vWD

Cryo Contraindications (1)

Do not use if virus inactivated concentrates or preparations are available

Cryo Benefits

Dosage by weight and health, resolves bleeding issues.