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Blood cells settle themselves according to their volume.
Some of the important groups:
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Pathology associated with the null phenotype of the RBC antigen
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A common
superstition in Japan
is that blood type is
an indicator of a
person's personality
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vom
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t ro l la ble ble
uncon
o p e n i a :
cy t s)
P la te le t
(R B C,
Acute (<24 hours)
Hypotension
(A drop of at least 10
mmHg in systolic or
diastolic arterial BP-
during transfusion)
tachycardia,
cardiac arrhythmia
Acute (<24 hours)
loss of consciousness,
shock,
or cardiac arrest.
Delayed Reactions (>24hours)
commonly occurs about 4-8 days
after blood transfusion,
= may develop 3-4 weeks after transfusion
renal failure
falling liver
hematocrit dysfunction
FACTORS LEADING TO TRANSFUSION REACTIONS
IATROGENIC ERRORs
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IATROGENIC (Hospital)ERRORs
Time Blood Type
Date Transfusio Blood of Unit Blood Bag Patient's
n Started Component (Bag) Unit No. Name
Nurse
Patient's Number of Clinical Type of Attending Responsible
Blood Blood Units Diagnosis Transfusion Physician for
Type Transfused Reaction Transfusion
Leucopenia, or If different,
Post –transfusion blood = If DAT(+) Neutropenia , or Antibody
Antibody search if
(+) hemolysis Thrombocytopenia identified, another
mediated
Pre-transfusion blood = patient
hemolysis=
(-) hemolysis INCOMPATIBLE may be at
RED CELLS Donor’s risk; notify
TRANSFUSED Antibodies Do phenotyping of blood
against: transfused unit(s) supplier
INTRAVASCULAR for corresponding
(HLA), (HPA),
HEMOLYSIS antigen
or (HNA)
TRANSFUSION REACTIONS INVESTIGATION ALGORITHM (w/in 24Hr)