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Answer questions regarding correct procedure for administering blood products

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Answer questions regarding correct procedure for administering blood products

by Vicky
1

Which blood type is the "universal donor"?

2

Which is NOT necessary prior to routine blood administration?

3

Which type of IV fluid is used to prime the blood tubing?

4

Blood should be transfused within how many hours following arrival to the floor?

5

After starting the blood transfusion, you should stay with the patient and check vital signs after how many minutes?

6

Which is the most common type of reaction to a blood transfusion?

7

If the patient is having a transfusion reaction, what is the first thing the nurse should do?

8

If a patient has shortness of breath, crackles in the lungs, and low oxygen saturation after transfusion - what might this indicate?

9

Which is a priority assessment before administering blood?

10

How long do you have to start a transfusion once blood leaves the Blood Bank?

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