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acute hemolytic reaction:
transfusion reaction.... |
usually occurs within 5-15 mins p initiation of transfusion
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acute hemolytic reaction
sxs |
hypotension
burning in veins flushed face headache diffuse pain |
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acute hemolytic reaction
txs |
stop transfusion, start NS: normal saline or LR: lactated Ringer's, consider diuretics, monitor BUN, serum creatinine, LDH, and bilirubin levels
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Febrile, nonhemolytic
reaction..... |
usually occurs within 30 min p initiation of tranfusion to 6 hr p transfusion completed
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Febrile, nonhemolytic
sxs |
fever 1 degree above baseline temp
flushing chills headache |
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Febrile, nonhemolytic
txs |
stop transfusion
admin antipyretics as ordered monitor temp q 4 hr |
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allergic reaction;
anaphylaxis |
usually occurs within 5-15 min p initiation of tranfusion
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allergic reaction;
anaphylaxis sxs |
hypotension
decreased respnsiveness severe dyspnea generalized edema may be present |
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allergic reaction;
anaphylaxis txs |
stop transfusion
airway and breathing support (anticipate intubation) admin epinephrine start NS or LR |
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allergic reaction:
mild to moderate |
usually occurs during transfusion and up to 1 hr p transfusion completed
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allergic reaction:
mild to moderate sxs |
urticaria, pruritus, hives, facial edema, fever, nausea/vomitting, dyspnea
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allergic reaction:
mild to moderate txs |
stop transfusion
admin antihistamine, steriods, acetaminophen |
