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Group cause, prevention, treatment for each transfusion reaction type.

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Delayed Transfusion Reactions MatchupOnline version Group cause, prevention, treatment for each transfusion reaction type. by Sara Smith 1 Delayed HTR 2 Alloimmunization to RBC Antigens 3 Alloimmunization to HLA Antigen 4 Transfusion-Associated Graft-Versus-Host Disease (TA-GVHD) 5 Post-Transfusion Purpura 6 Iron Overload/Transfusion Induced Hemosiderosis 7 Hematologic Events Associated with Transfusions Cause: recipient antibody to antigen on donor RBCs causing (mostly extravascular) hemolysis Prevention: check records, use fresh specimens for Ab screening and XM, use Ag-negative blood. Treatment: treat as necessary based on Sx, evaluate renal function, pay close attention to differential diagnosis with sickle cell patients (may resemble sickle crisis). Cause: immune response to foreign RBC antigens Prevention: Avoid unnecessary transfusio Cause: immune response to foreign antigens on WBCs and platelets Prevention: avoid unnecessary transfusion, give leuko-reduced or irradiated blood where indicated Cause: immunologically competent donor WBCs form antibodies to recipient antigens, mounting an immune response against the patient Prevention: irradiate blood products prior to transfusion Treatment: does not respond to most treatment regimens Cause: recipient antibody to platelets (usually anti-P1A1) Treatment: corticosteroids, plasmapheresis Prevention: transfuse P1A1 negative platelets in the future Cause: chronic transfusions leading to a build-up of excess iron in liver, heart, and endocrine glands Prevention: keep transfusions to a minimum, transfuse with neocytes Treatment: iron chelation therapy Cause: massive transfusion leads to low levels of platelets and/or coagulation proteins that do not survive blood storage conditions Prevention: monitor platelets during and after transfusion Treatment: administer platelets

Delayed Transfusion Reactions MatchupOnline version

Group cause, prevention, treatment for each transfusion reaction type.

by Sara Smith

Delayed HTR

Alloimmunization to RBC Antigens

Alloimmunization to HLA Antigen

Transfusion-Associated Graft-Versus-Host Disease (TA-GVHD)

Post-Transfusion Purpura

Iron Overload/Transfusion Induced Hemosiderosis

Hematologic Events Associated with Transfusions

Cause: recipient antibody to antigen on donor RBCs causing (mostly extravascular) hemolysis

Prevention: check records, use fresh specimens for Ab screening and XM, use Ag-negative blood.

Treatment: treat as necessary based on Sx, evaluate renal function, pay close attention to differential diagnosis with sickle cell patients (may resemble sickle crisis).

Cause: immune response to foreign RBC antigens

Prevention: Avoid unnecessary transfusio

Cause: immune response to foreign antigens on WBCs and platelets

Prevention: avoid unnecessary transfusion, give leuko-reduced or irradiated blood where indicated

Cause: immunologically competent donor WBCs form antibodies to recipient antigens, mounting an immune response against the patient

Prevention: irradiate blood products prior to transfusion

Treatment: does not respond to most treatment regimens

Cause: recipient antibody to platelets (usually anti-P1A1)

Treatment: corticosteroids, plasmapheresis

Prevention: transfuse P1A1 negative platelets in the future

Cause: chronic transfusions leading to a build-up of excess iron in liver, heart, and endocrine glands

Prevention: keep transfusions to a minimum, transfuse with neocytes

Treatment: iron chelation therapy

Cause: massive transfusion leads to low levels of platelets and/or coagulation proteins that do not survive blood storage conditions

Prevention: monitor platelets during and after transfusion

Treatment: administer platelets

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Delayed Transfusion Reactions MatchupOnline version

by Sara Smith

Delayed HTR

Alloimmunization to RBC Antigens

Alloimmunization to HLA Antigen

Transfusion-Associated Graft-Versus-Host Disease (TA-GVHD)

Post-Transfusion Purpura

Iron Overload/Transfusion Induced Hemosiderosis

Hematologic Events Associated with Transfusions

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