TTW Module 2-f2

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Module 2: Request for blood and blood components

Transfusion Training Workshop KKM 2012

Case 1  24 year-old lady  Problem: underbite  Scheduled for orthognathic surgery  Hb is 11.7 g/dL  Packed red cells are requested

What would you request?

Group, Screen and Hold (GSH)  Group:  ABO, Rh grouping  Screen:  antibody screen and identification  Hold:  hold the sample for 48h

How to make a request for GSH  Inform patient the possibility of a transfusion  Fill in request form  Confirm patient ’ s identity  Take blood sample  Label sample at bedside   NEVER use pre-printed labels NEVER pre-label tubes  Send sample and request form to BB

COMPLETE INFORMATION

Form: Complete Information

Case 2  55 year-old man, chronic smoker  c/o swelling R buccal mucosa & R neck x 2 months  HPE: squamous cell carcinoma  Planned for surgery  Hb is 12.5 g/dL  Packed cells are requested

What would you request?

Group cross-match (GXM)  Group:  ABO, Rh grouping  Screen:  antibody screen and identification  Cross-match:   Immediate spin/ RT LISS 37 0 C  AHG

How to make a request for GXM

Making a request for GXM  Inform patient the likelihood of a transfusion  Fill in request form  Confirm patient ’ s identity  Take blood sample   Label sample at bedside  NEVER use pre-printed labels  NEVER pre-label tubes Send sample and request form to BB  Collect blood with blood collection slip and blood box

Blood collection slip

GXM vs. GSH  GSH  Blood is not prepared for patient  ONLY the sample is processed  BUT can easily convert to GXM if required  GXM  Blood is prepared for patient  Sample is cross-matched with donor red cells  BUT this increases workload

Case 3  En SY, 56 year-old man  Presented to A&E with torrential per-rectal bleeding  O/E: Pale+++ PR: 120 BP: 106/60  Packed cells are requested

What would you request?

Emergency Cross-match  Send sample + request form a.s.a.p

 Discuss with blood bank MO on call  Doctor or staff to standby at BB with an ice box  Verify blood upon release

COMPLETE INFORMATION

Form: Complete Information

Case 4  21 year-old lady  Post-stem cell transplant for acute myeloid leukaemia  Platelet count is 10 x 10 9 /L  Platelet concentrates are requested

Request for platelets  Discuss the case with the blood bank MO on call  Once approved, send request form  NO BLOOD SAMPLE required if blood group is known and in BB records  Collection slip will be issued once platelets are ready

COMPLETE INFORMATION

Form: Complete Information

Case 5  56 year-old lady  Admitted to ICU for necrotising fascitis of left leg  Prepared for amputation of left leg  Coagulation profile was deranged  Fresh frozen plasma was requested

Request for fresh frozen plasma  Discuss with Blood Bank MO on call  Once approved, send request form  NO BLOOD SAMPLE required if blood group is known and in BB records  Thawing of plasma takes 30 minutes  Collection slip issued once plasma is ready

COMPLETE INFORMATION

Form: Complete Information

Case 6  26 year-old lady  Elective LSCS for transverse lie  Group B, D negative  GXM 2 units PRBC  Requested for PRBC to be in OT

Case 7  45 year-old lady  Long-term anticoagulation for recurrent DVT  Admitted for elective knee arthroscopy  Warfarin stopped 5 days  INR 1.6 on day before surgery  2 units FFP requested

Case 6 – cont ’ d  LSCS uneventful  PRBC returned  Was GXM necessary?

 Why bring PRBCs to OT when it takes only 20 minutes to convert GSH to GXM?

Case 7 – cont ’ d  FFP brought to OT  INR 1.3 on day of surgery  Arthroscopy went well  FFP transfused anyway after procedure  Reason: need to write explanation letter to BB

Returning unused blood  Best practice is NOT to remove blood/ components from BB until needed  Packed red cells, whole blood are stored in blood refrigerators at 4 ± 2 ° C  Domestic refrigerators are not meant for blood  Plasma products (FFP, CryoP) are kept frozen and thawed ONLY upon request  Once thawed, they cannot be frozen again

Returning unused blood  However, DO NOT TRANSFUSE if deemed UNNECESSARY  Best to return than to transfuse inappropriately  If returned:  Place PRBC, WB and FFP in blood box with ice   Return platelets in blood box without ice Fill in ‘ borang pemulangan darah ’ explanation letter (memo) or brief  Blood bank WILL NOT reprimand you

Returning unused blood/ blood components  Call & inform BB  Complete ‘ borang pemulangan darah ’ write a memo or  Return blood/ components in separate plastic bags with ‘ borang pemulangan darah/ memo ’

Memo  Name of patient and AM no.

 Type of blood/ component  Blood bag no.

 Reason/s for returning the blood/ component

components

Improper return of used blood

The next time you decide to transfuse

Stop, think and ask yourself … Is it really necessary?

Be aware of the risks of transfusion and the morbidity/ mortality associated with it!  Febrile/ non-febrile transfusion reactions  Wrong blood  Bacteremia  Transfusion-related acute lung injury (TRALI)  Transfusion-transmitted infections (TTI)

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