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Sensitization
Desensitization
Delayed transfusion
Bad idea
A negative, A positive
DEA 1.1 negative, DEA 1.1 Positive
A negative, DEA 1.1 negative
A positive, DEA 1.1 negative
A delayed mild reaction
A severe hemolytic reaction
A mild hemolytic reaction
Nothing
95%
99%
90%
96%
Type B cats have strong anti-A antibodies
Type B cats have weak anti-A antibodies
It's not fatal
Type B and type A hate each other
Serological identification, agglutination reactions
Trial and error, tranfusion
Serological identification, transfusion
Trial and error, sensitization
Donor erythrocytes, recipient plasma
Donor plasma, recipient erythrocytes
Donor serum, recipient plasma
Donor erythrocytes, recipient erythrocytes
Donor plasma, recipient erythrocytes
Donor erythrocytes, recipient plasma
Donor serum, recipient plasma
Donor plasma, recipient plasma
1-5 years old
1-3 years old
5-8 years old
4-6 years old
>25 kg, >4.5 kg
>20 kg, >4.5 kg
>25 kg, >3.5 kg
>20 kg, >3.5 kg
20 mL/kg, 10-15 mL/kg
20 mL/kg, 10-20 mL/kg
15 mL/kg, 7-8 mL/kg
30 mL/kg, 20 mL/kg
CPDA-1
CPDA
EDTA-1
Lithium heparin
Administer this blood immediately
Store this blood immediately
This sample almost always gets hemolyzed
I don't remember what I had for breakfast
Fasted and anesthetized
Sedated
In standing position
Muzzled
35 mL CPDA to 450 mL blood
30 mL CPDA to 450 mL blood
5 mL CPDA to 10 mL blood
1:1 ratio
PCV drops rapidly to less than 15-20% in dogs and 15 % in cats
Blood volume loss greater than 30%
Blood loss associated with clinical symptoms
Ongoing hemorrhage
Poor response to shock therapy
Routine surgery
Thombocytopenia or thrombocytopathy
Anamia
Thrombocytopenia or anemia
DIC
Hemorrhage associated with decreased coagulation factor activity
Surgery necessary in patient with decreased coagulation factor activity
Severe hypoproteineimia
Severe hematuria
As a colloid replacement for hypovolemic shock
Centrifugation, plasma
Centrifugation, serum
CBC, plasma
Hemolysis, hemoglobin
True
False
Normovolemic and anemic
Anemic
Thrombocytopenic
DIC
6-8 hours, frozen
6-8 hours, at room temperature
3-4 hours, frozen
3-4 hours, refrigerated
True
False
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False
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ITP
DIC
IPPV
RVT
Maintanance of colloid oncotic pressure
Substrate transport
Buffering capacity
Mediator of coagulation
Wound healing
Making Oreo McFlurry
Pulmonary edema, delayed wound healing
Congestive heart failure, delayed wound healing
Pulmonary edema, hypoglycemia
Cupcakes, muffins
VIII and VonWillebrands
V and VI
V and VonWillebrands
VoksWagen and VonWillyNilly
2.2 mL/Kg, 1%
2.2 mL/Kg, 2 %
5.5 mL/Kg, 5 %
3.3 mL/Kg, 3 %
Donor Blood= 70 x (recipient weight x desired PCV) - (recipient PCV/ donor PCV)
Donor Blood= 40 x (recipient PCV x desired PCV) - (recipient PCV/ donor PCV)
Donor Blood= 70 x (recipient weight x desired hematocrit) - (recipient PCV/ donor PCV)
Donor Blood= 80 x (recipient weight x desired PCV) - (recipient PCV/ donor weight)
Donor Blood= 80 x (recipient weight x desired PCV) - (recipient PCV/ donor PCV)
Donor Blood= 40 x (recipient PCV x desired PCV) - (recipient PCV/ donor PCV)
Donor Blood= 70 x (recipient weight x desired PCV) - (recipient weight/ donor PCV)
Donor Blood= 90 x (recipient weight x desired PCV) - (recipient PCV/ donor PCV)
50%
60%
40%
55%
37 C
36 C
32 C
38 C
Filter, clots/debris
Stopcock, air bubbles
Filter, air bubbles
Stopcock, clots/debris
Calcium, blood clotting
Sodium, blood clotting
Calcium, hemolytic reactions
Sodium, hemolytic reactions
0.25 mL/Kg/Hr
0.35 mL/Kg/Hr
0.45 mL/Kg/Hr
0.5 mL/Kg/Hr
4-6 mL/Kg/Hr
3-6 mL/Kg/Hr
2-6 mL/Kg/Hr
6-8 mL/Kg/Hr
22 mL/Kg/Hr
52 mL/Kg/Hr
12 mL/Kg/Hr
62 mL/Kg/Hr
True
False
Total fluid rate,fluid overload
Total fluid rate, dehydration
Total fluid delivered, hemolytic reactions
Surgical rate, fluid overload
Acute immune-mediated reactions (0-48 hours)
Acute non immune-mediated reactions (0-48 hours)
Delayed immune-mediated reactions (>48 hours)
Delayed non immune-mediated reactions (>48 hours)
Acute non immune-mediated reactions (0-48 hours)
Acute immune-mediated reactions (0 to 48 hours)
Delayed immune-mediated reactions (> 48 hours)
Delayed non immune-mediated reactions (> 48 hours)
Delayed immune-mediated reactions (> 48 hours)
Acute immune-mediated reactions (0 to 48 hours)
Acute non immune-mediated reactions (0 to 48 hours)
Delayed non immune-mediated reactions (> 48 hours)
Delayed non immune-mediated reactions (> 48 hours)
Acute non immune-mediated reactions (0 to 48 hours)
Acute immune-mediated reactions (0 to 48 hours)
Delayed immune-mediated reactions (> 48 hours)
Fatal, increase in bilirubin
Fatal, decrease in bilirubin
Cured, increase in BUN
Cured, decrease in BUN
Acute Immune-Mediated reaction (allergic)
Acute Immune-Mediated reaction (hemolytic)
Acute Immune-Mediated reaction (pyrexic)
Acute non immune-mediated reaction
Fever, hypotension
Fever, hypertension
Hives, hypotension
Hives, hypertension
HR and RR, cough/dyspnea
HR, dyspnea
RR, hypotension
HR and RR, hypertension
True
False
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Post-transfusion purpura
Delayed hemolytic reaction
Neonatal Isoerythrolysis
None of them
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