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At the end of the class teaching , the student will gain adequate knowledge on “ BLOOD TRANSFUSION ” and they will
develop the desirable skill and attitude on blood transfusion and applying this knowledge in their daily life
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
2 3mints list out the PURPOSE : Explaining Listening PPT Could you
purpose of able to list
To increase circulation / circulating blood volume out the
blood
To increase the number of red blood cells and to purposes of
transfusion maintained the HB level blood
To provide plasma clothing factors to help in transfusion
controlling bleeding
To combat infection due to decreased or defective white
cells or antibodies
To correct deficiencies such as anaemia and bleeding
disorders.
3 3 mints enlist the INDICATION : Explaining Listening PPT Can you tell
indication of indication
blood Before and After surgery for blood
transfusion Severe blood loss -Trauma, Surgery, Haemorrhage transfusion?
Severe anaemia
Blood disorders such as Thalassemia and
Agranulocytosis Haemophilia
4 5mints describe the BLOOD GROUP Explaining Listening PPT What are the
blood groups
blood groups
Human blood is classified in to four main groups (A, B, available ?
and Rh typing AB and O) on the basic of polysaccharide antigen on the
of blood erythrocyte surface. These antigens type A and Type B,
commonly cause antibody reaction and are called
agglutinogens. In other words group A blood contain type A
agglutinogen, group B blood contain type B agglutinogen,
group AB contain both A & B agglutinogens, and group O
blood contain neither agglutinogen.
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OBJECTIVE CONTENT ACTIVITY ACTIVITY
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RHESUS (RH) TYPING :
ARTICLES
Tray with tray lining with Mackintosh A Tourniquet
7 Kidney tray Explaining Listening SAMPLE Did you
5mints Cotton swabs with antiseptic solution S know the
list out the Sterile disposable gloves. articles for
articles need IV fluid containing normal saline solution. blood
for blood A blood transfusion set. transfusion ?
transfusion Prescribed unit of blood or blood product.
IV dressing.
Venue puncture set containing a 18 gauge needle or
catheter (or if blood is to be administered quickly 16
gauge needle or a larger).
Tape to secure tubing.
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8 5mints enumerate the PRE PREPARATION : Explaining Listening PPT Did you
pre understand
Obtain consent from the patient or relative. the pre
preparation of
Verify the physician’s prescription preparation
patient for Check the patient’s blood record and the blood bag patient for
blood labelling. blood
transfusion Complete documentation as required by the blood bank. transfusion
Ensure transfusion starts within 30 min of blood being
taken out of storage.
Patient’s name and identification number.
Blood component blood type and Rh factor.
Expiration date of blood.
Obtain vital signs of the patient before the transfusion
begins
Put on gloves and provide for privacy
9 10mints PROCEDURE
explain about
Explaining Listening PPT Did you
the procedure Wash the hand and wear the gloves understand
of blood the
Identify the assessable veins . select a large veins which
transfusion procedures
allows the patients mobility of blood
transfusion ?
Check the Label the blood bag grouping, Rh typing , bag
no, expiry date, and assess for the colour changes,
cloudiness, clot and excess air
Label the tubing with the date and time of transfusion.
Close all the clamps on the tube.
Place the blood administration set into the port of the blood
bag and open the roller clamp closest to the blood bag.
Inspect the tubing for air.
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15mints explain about Gently move the blood bag several times to mix blood Explaining Listening PPT Did you
the procedure understand
components.
the
of blood
The needle number should be 18 or 16 gauge and the procedures
transfusion of blood
normal saline connect
transfusion ?
Place tourniquet 10 – 12 cm above the site
After that connect the normal saline with the line to check
the flow and patency of vein
Aseptically attach blood bag to I.V set to cannula
connected to the patient. (see Venipuncture)
Adjust the rate to 2ml / mints for first 15 mints and remain
the same to the patient
Check the side effects, reaction , allergy ect,.
Remain with the patient during that time every 5 mints
once check the vital signs for first 15 minutes & take every
one hours once check the vital signs.
After the unit is empty, close the roller clamp
Disconnect the blood administration set from the IV
catheter.
Discard the empty blood container in the proper waste bin
Record administration of blood, date and time ( starting
time and ending time ) bold group , bag no, amount of
blood , initial vital signs and ending vial signs and if any
remarks that should be mention
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9 5mints COMPLICATION : Explaining Listening PPT Did you
enlist the Anxiety complication
Allergic reaction of blood
complication
Circulatory over lode transfusion ?
of blood Chest or back pain
transfusion Trouble breathing
Fever, chills, flushing, and sticky/sweaty skin
A quick pulse or low blood pressure
SUMMARY
So for we have discussed about the definition, purposes , indication ,blood groups, Rh typing, selection of blood groups , per testing ,
articles need , pre preparation of patient, procedures and complication of blood transfusion.
CONCLUSION
Blood transfusions are fairly common procedures that save and enhance life. The risks of serious side effects are low as
the blood is thoroughly tested and matched for compatibility. Nurses play a vital role in proper blood transfusion
BIBLIOGRAPHY
“POTER AND PERRY” , “TEXT BOOK OF FUNDAMENTAL OF NURSING ” 6TH Edition, 2010, Publisher Bhanot publication Jabalpur
“TNAI ”, “ FUNDAMENTAL OF NURSING A PROCEDURE MANUAL” 2nd Edition, 2010,Published by Kumar Publishing House Delhi
“ B.T. Basavanthappa ”, “NURSING FOUNADATION ”, 2nd Edition, 2011, Published by Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers (P) Ltd., Delhi
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