Blood Components Shelf Life, Temp, Thaw, and more

Washed platelets storage

Cryoprecipitate pooled in the transfusion service laboratory using an open system

platelet stored at 1-6C

Shelf life of frozen plasma if temperature is -18C

Spirochetes cannot thrive in a certain temp stored in how long?

Thawed plasma shelf life

Cryo-poor plasma

Thawed prestorage pooled cryoprecipitate and single units of cryoprecipitate

platelet at room temp with agitation

Liquid plasma

Thawed PF24

Shelf life of frozen plasma if temperature is -65C

Cryoprecipitate pooled in the transfusion service laboratory using an open system

frozen platelet

Frozen RBC

Washed RBCs storage

RBC aliquot closed system

RBC aliquot open system

Irradiated RBCs

Thawed CPP

Thawed FFP

Prestorage pooled cryoprecipitate and single units of cryoprecipitate

Cryoprecipitate

Cryo-poor plasma

Spirochetes cannot thrive in this temp

Thawing of FFP to make cryoprecipitate and CPP using circulating cryoprecipitate thaw bath

Whole blood to be used for RDP preparation must be maintained at ___

PF24 thawing

Storage of frozen plasma if shelf life goal is 1 year

Storage of frozen plasma if shelf life goal is 7 years

Thawing of FFP to make cryoprecipitate and CPP using refrigerator

Cryoprecipitate

Thawing of deglycerolized unit

Storage of CPP

Washed RBCs storage

Storage of Cryoprecipitate until transfused

FFP thawing

Storage Frozen platelets

Storage of deglycerolized unit

Thawing of CPP

Washed platelets storage

Platelets are stored at ____ with constant agitation

Storage of liquid plasma

Thawing of Cryoprecipitate before transfusion

Deglycerolization

FFP to make cryoprecipitate and CPP using refrigerator

FFP to make cryoprecipitate and CPP using circulating cryoprecipitate thaw bath

RDP prep from whole blood with CP2D

RDP prep from whole blood with CPDA-1

Platelet concentrate from whole blood

RDP from whole blood in general

RDP prep from whole blood with ACD

RDP prep from whole blood with CPD

Plasma

HPC Collection

RBC

Platelet

A single unit of FFP from whole blood collection, should contain ____ of Factor V and VIII

A single unit of FFP or PF24, from whole blood collection, should contain _______ of stable clotting factors

A single unit of FFP or PF24, from whole blood collection, should contain ______ of plasma

The volume of a unit of FFP or PF24 from apheresis may be as much as

A single unit of FFP or PF24, from whole blood collection, should contain approximately _____ of fibrinogen per 100 mL