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    The document outlines the steps of a Massive Transfusion Protocol (MTP) which is initiated when a patient is experiencing massive bleeding and requires significant blood product transfusion. The MTP checklist includes ordering baseline labs but not delaying treatment, activating the MTP to communicate with the blood bank, considering additional fibrinogen and medications like tranexamic acid and calcium to help coagulation, and avoiding acidosis and hypothermia. The document also discusses concepts like when an MTP should be initiated, development versus reality of MTPs, the role of coagulation labs, terminology, and procedures like intravenous access and intubation that may be required as part of the protocol.

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    The document outlines the steps of a Massive Transfusion Protocol (MTP) which is initiated when a patient is experiencing massive bleeding and requires significant blood product transfusion. The MTP checklist includes ordering baseline labs but not delaying treatment, activating the MTP to communicate with the blood bank, considering additional fibrinogen and medications like tranexamic acid and calcium to help coagulation, and avoiding acidosis and hypothermia. The document also discusses concepts like when an MTP should be initiated, development versus reality of MTPs, the role of coagulation labs, terminology, and procedures like intravenous access and intubation that may be required as part of the protocol.

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    Tugas Massive Transfussion Protocol

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    Anangga Aristantyo
    The document outlines the steps of a Massive Transfusion Protocol (MTP) which is initiated when a patient is experiencing massive bleeding and requires significant blood product transfusion. The MTP checklist includes ordering baseline labs but not delaying treatment, activating the MTP to communicate with the blood bank, considering additional fibrinogen and medications like tranexamic acid and calcium to help coagulation, and avoiding acidosis and hypothermia. The document also discusses concepts like when an MTP should be initiated, development versus reality of MTPs, the role of coagulation labs, terminology, and procedures like intravenous access and intubation that may be required as part of the protocol.

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    Massive Transfusion Protocol

    (MTP)
    MTP Checklist

    • Labs (order them, but don't delay treatment while you wait)
    • Activate MTP and communicate with blood bank
    • Consider additional fibrinogen (e.g., cryoprecipitate) 
    • Calcium 
    • Tranexamic acid 
    • IV desmopressin (DDAVP) 
    • Review anticoagulant medications & consider reversal
    • Avoid acidosis and hypothermia
    • Haemodynamic
    MTP

    • Concept of a massive transfusion protocol (MTP)


    • When should the massive transfusion protocol be initiated?
    • Development versus reality of the MTP
    • Coagulation labs & MTP
    • Clarifying some terminology:  “massive transfusion” and “massive transfusion
    protocol”
    • Intravenous access
    • Arterial catheter
    • Procedural sterility
    • Intubation

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