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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Component of Cryoprecipitate	150-250 mg fibrinogen	0%
RBC Storage: Decrease	2,3-DPG	0%
Solutions Avoided for Dilution of Blood Components	5% dextrose solution in water	0%
Component of Cryoprecipitate	80 U AHF/Factor VIII	0%
Blood Systems Causing HDFN	ABO	0%
Medications that Can Cause Birth Defects	Accutane	0%
CPP contains	ADAMTS13	0%
Component of rejuvenation solution	Adenosine	0%
IUT Unit Requirements	Ag-negative for maternal RBC antibodies	0%
Immediate Immunulogic TR \| Immmediate Transfusion Reactions	AHTR	0%
CPP contains	albumin	0%
Immediate Immunulogic TR	Allergic	0%
Immmediate Transfusion Reactions	Allergic or urticarial	0%
Conditions where IUT is necessary	Amniotic fluid OD 450 nm high	0%
Immediate Immunulogic TR	Anaphylactic	0%
Immmediate Transfusion Reactions	Anaphylactic or anaphylactoid	0%
Blood Systems Causing HDFN	Anti-c	0%
High titer, low avidity	anti-Ch/Rg	0%
High titer, low avidity	anti-Cs (cost)	0%
Blood Systems Causing HDFN	Anti-D	0%
Blood Systems Causing HDFN	Anti-DC	0%
Blood Systems Causing HDFN	Anti-DE	0%
Blood Systems Causing HDFN	Anti-Duffy	0%
High titer, low avidity	anti-JMH	0%
Blood Systems Causing HDFN	Anti-Kell	0%
Blood Systems Causing HDFN	Anti-Kidd	0%
High titer, low avidity	anti-Kn	0%
High titer, low avidity	anti-McCoy	0%
High titer, low avidity	anti-Yk (york)	0%
Criteria to be Eligible for Computer Crossmatch	at least 2 concordant ABO typing results	0%
Platelet Storage Decrease \| RBC Storage: Decrease	ATP	0%
HPA Common in Blacks	Augustine	0%
High Prevalence Antigen	Augustine (Ata)	0%
Medications that Can Cause Birth Defects	Avodart	0%
Parasites that can be Transmitted through Transfusion	Babesia	0%
Erythrocytapheresis indications	Babesiosis	0%
Immediate Non-Immunulogic TR	Bacterial contamination	0%
Immmediate Transfusion Reactions	Bacterial contamination or sepsis	0%
Antiplatelet Agent	Brilinta	0%
Population at risk of TA-GVHD	Cancer	0%
Additional Red Cell Procedures in Antibody Identification	Cell Separation Technique	0%
Additional Red Cell Procedures in Antibody Identification	Chloroquine diphosphate	0%
IUT Unit Requirements	CMV-negative	0%
What to do during transfusion reaction?	Contact treating physician	0%
Conditions where IUT is necessary	Cord blood sample <10 g/dL	0%
High Prevalence Antigen	Crome (Cra)	0%
HPA Common in Blacks	Cromer	0%
CPP is deficient in	cryoglobulin	0%
Prevention and Treatment of Hemosiderosis	Deferroxamine	0%
Platelet Storage Increase	Degranulation (B-thromboglobulin, platelet factor 4)	0%
Prevention and Treatment of Hemosiderosis	Desferioxamine	0%
Delayed Immunologic TR \| Delayed Transfusion Reactions	DHTR	0%
Penetrating agents	Dimethylsulfoxide	0%
Delayed Non-Immunologic TR	Disease transmission	0%
Donation Process	Donor registration	0%
Donation Process	Donor selection and blood collection	0%
Antiplatelet Agent	Effient	0%
Additional Red Cell Procedures in Antibody Identification	Elution	0%
High Prevalence Antigen	Ena	0%
Additional Red Cell Procedures in Antibody Identification	Enzyme Treatment	0%
Component of Cryoprecipitate	Factor XIII	0%
Antiplatelet Agent	Feldene	0%
Conditions where IUT is necessary	Fetal hydrops	0%
CPP cannot be used as a substitute for	FFP	0%
Component of Cryoprecipitate	Fibronectin	0%
CPP is deficient in	fibronectin	0%
Immediate Immunulogic TR \| Immmediate Transfusion Reactions	FNHTR	0%
IUT Unit Requirements	fresh <7 days old	0%
High Prevalence Antigen	Gerbich	0%
Component of rejuvenation solution \| Non-Penetrating agents \| RBC Storage: Decrease	Glucose	0%
Penetrating agents	Glycerol	0%
High Prevalence Antigen	Gregory (Gya)	0%
IUT Unit Requirements	Group O D-negative	0%
Additional Serum Procedures in Antibody Identification	Hemagglutinin inhibition	0%
Population at risk of Hemosiderosis	Hemoglobinopathies	0%
IUT Unit Requirements	Hgb-S negative	0%
High Prevalence Antigen	Holley (Hy)	0%
Non-Penetrating agents	Hydroxyethyl starch	0%
CPP is deficient in	I	0%
CPP contains	II	0%
Population at risk of TA-GVHD	Immunocompromised	0%
Population at risk of TA-GVHD	Immunodeficient	0%
Erythrocytapheresis indications	Incompatible RBCs	0%
Population at risk of TA-GVHD	Infants	0%
Component of rejuvenation solution	Inosine	0%
Donation Process	Interview and physical exam	0%
Delayed Transfusion Reactions	Iron overload or transfusion-induced hemosiderosis	0%
IUT Unit Requirements	irradiated	0%
CPP contains	IX	0%
High Prevalence Antigen	Jacobs (Jra)	0%
HPA Common in Blacks	Joseph	0%
High Prevalence Antigen	Joseph (Joa)	0%
What to do during transfusion reaction?	Keep IV open with saline	0%
Platelet Storage Increase	Lactate	0%
RBC Storage: Increase	Lactic acid	0%
High Prevalence Antigen	Langereis (Lan)	0%
Additional Red Cell Procedures in Antibody Identification	Lectin Typing	0%
Parasites that can be Transmitted through Transfusion	Leishmania	0%
IUT Unit Requirements	leukoreduced	0%
Erythrocytapheresis indications	Malaria	0%
Conditions where IUT is necessary	MCA-PSV (>1.5 MoM)	0%
2 weeks Referral Due to Vaccination	Measles	0%
Parasites that can be Transmitted through Transfusion	Microfilaria	0%
What to do during transfusion reaction?	Monitor or record vital signs	0%
Platelet Storage Decrease	Morphology	0%
Low Prevalence Antigen	Mta	0%
2 weeks Referral Due to Vaccination	Mumps	0%
Prevention and Treatment of Hemosiderosis	Neocytes	0%
Criteria to be Eligible for Computer Crossmatch	no current or past history of clinically significant antibodies	0%
2 weeks Referral Due to Vaccination	Oral Polio	0%
RBC Storage: Shift to the left	Oxygen dissociation curve	0%
Population at risk of Hemosiderosis	Patient who are transfusion dependent	0%
What to do during transfusion reaction?	Perform clerical check for ID errors	0%
CPP cannot be used as a substitute for	PF24	0%
Platelet Storage Decrease \| RBC Storage: Decrease	pH	0%
Component of rejuvenation solution	Phosphate	0%
RBC Storage: Increase	Plasma hemoglobin	0%
RBC Storage: Increase	Plasma K+	0%
Parasites that can be Transmitted through Transfusion	Plasmodium	0%
Platelet Storage Increase	Platelet activation markers (P-selectin [CD62P] or CD63]	0%
Platelet Storage Decrease	Platelet aggregation	0%
Antiplatelet Agent	Plavix	0%
Non-Penetrating agents	Polyvinylpyrrolidone	0%
Additional Serum Procedures in Antibody Identification	Prewarming	0%
Medications that Can Cause Birth Defects	Propecia	0%
Medications that Can Cause Birth Defects	Proscar	0%
Delayed Immunologic TR \| Delayed Transfusion Reactions	PTP	0%
Component of rejuvenation solution	Pyruvate	0%
Solutions Avoided for Dilution of Blood Components	Ringers solution	0%
Additional Serum Procedures in Antibody Identification	Saline Replacement	0%
Additional Serum Procedures in Antibody Identification	Serum adsorption	0%
Population at risk of Hemosiderosis	Sickle cell anemia	0%
Erythrocytapheresis indications	Sickle cell disease	0%
Medications that Can Cause Birth Defects	Soriatane	0%
What to do during transfusion reaction?	Stop the transfusion	0%
Low Prevalence Antigen	Swann (Swa)	0%
Immediate Non-Immunulogic TR \| Immmediate Transfusion Reactions	TACO	0%
Delayed Immunologic TR \| Delayed Transfusion Reactions	TA-GVHD	0%
Population at risk of Hemosiderosis	Thalassemia	0%
CPP cannot be used as a substitute for	thawed plasma	0%
Antiplatelet Agent	Ticlid	0%
Additional Serum Procedures in Antibody Identification	Titration	0%
Parasites that can be Transmitted through Transfusion	Toxoplasma	0%
Low Prevalence Antigen	Tr	0%
Immediate Immunulogic TR \| Immmediate Transfusion Reactions	TRALI	0%
Delayed Non-Immunologic TR	Transfusion-induced hemosiderosis	0%
Immmediate Transfusion Reactions	Transfusion-related adverse events during massive transfusion and physical or chemical during transfusion	0%
Parasites that can be Transmitted through Transfusion	Trypanosoma	0%
2 weeks Referral Due to Vaccination	Typhoid	0%
Additional Red Cell Procedures in Antibody Identification	Use of AET/DTT	0%
Additional Serum Procedures in Antibody Identification	Use of sulfhydryl reagents	0%
Additional Red Cell Procedures in Antibody Identification	Use of ZZAP	0%
CPP contains	V	0%
High Prevalence Antigen	Vel (Ve)	0%
RBC Storage: Decrease	Viable cells	0%
CPP contains	VII	0%
CPP is deficient in	VIII	0%
Component of Cryoprecipitate	VwF	0%
CPP is deficient in	vWF	0%
Low Prevalence Antigen	Wright’s antigen	0%
CPP contains	X	0%
CPP contains	XI	0%
CPP is deficient in	XIII	0%
2 weeks Referral Due to Vaccination	Yellow Fever	0%
Antiplatelet Agent	Zontivity	0%

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