BLOOD TRANSFUSION
THE HISTORY of BLOOD
TRANSFUSION MEDICINE
BLOOD
TRANSFUSION MILESTONES, YEAR BY YEAR
PATIENTS' GUIDE to BLOOD
TRANSFUSION
USING YOUR
OWN BLOOD
AUTOLOGOUS BLOOD DONATION
DONATING BLOOD BEFORE SURGERY
DONATING BLOOD DURING SURGERY
DONATING BLOOD AFTER SURGERY
USING BLOOD FROM OTHERS
COMMUNITY BLOOD DONORS
DESIGNATED BLOOD DONORS
THE "WALKING AROUND BLOOD BANK”
View Directed Blood Donation Consent Form
View Directed Blood Donation Order Form
INFORMED CONSENT
Four items of information that must be provided
How Does Informed Consent Relate To Blood Transfusion?
Non-infectious Transfusion Risks and Adverse Consequences - Chart
Transfusion Reactions
Alloantibody Formation
Physical Effects
Chemical Effects
Immunologic Effects
BLOOD TRANSFUSION REACTION
CALL YOUR
DOCTOR or 911 if you have a problem
GENERAL INFORMATION
Body Parts Effected
Signs & Symptoms
Causes of Reaction
Risks of Reaction Increase
How to Prevent Blood Transfusion Reaction
WHAT to EXPECT at TRANSFUSION TIME
Diagnostic Measures
Appropriate Health Care
Possible Complications
Probable Outcome
TREATMENT at TRANSFUSION TIME
General Action
Medication
Activity
Call Your Doctor
Reporting Blood Transfusion Related Fatalities
REGIONAL RISK of TRANSFUSION
TRANSMITTED DISEASE
TRANSFUSION TRANSMITTED DISEASES
Hepatitis
B
Hepatitis C
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
Human T-lymphocytotrophic Virus (HTLV-1)
Cryoglobulinemia
Transmission Transmitted Virus - TTV
Cytomegalovirus (CMV)
Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD)
New Variation Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (nvCJD or nCJD)
KS and HHV-8
HGV
Leishmaniasis
Lyme Disease
Malaria
Chagas' Disease
Babesiosis
Toxoplasmosis
Bacterial Contamination of Blood Products
BLOOD DONOR REQUIREMENTS
TYPES OF
BLOOD DONORS
Volunteer Donors
Replacement Donors
Professional Donors
BASIC
REQUIREMENTS
DONATION FREQUENCY
DO NOT DONATE BLOOD IF.....
MEDICAL CONDITIONS
MEDICATION GUIDELINES
IMMUNIZATION EXCLUSIONS
OTHER POSSIBLE RESTRICTIONS
TRAVEL AND RESIDENCY OUTSIDE THE U. S.
TRANSFUSION REACTION DEATH NOTIFICATION
INFO
PHYSICIAN'S
BLOOD TRANSFUSION DILEMMA
AFRICAN
AMERICAN BLACK BLOOD EMERGENCY
Are There
Problems Unique to African American Blacks?
Sickle Cell Disease
Diabetes
Bone Marrow Transplants
Lupus
Prostate Cancer
Other cancers, heart disease, leukemia, aplastic
anemia, mother/infant childbirth problems.
Is There a Possible Reason for This Problem?
What Is Being Done To Help African American Black Patients?
What Will I Be Asked to Do?
THE SAFEST BLOOD - AUTOLOGOUS BLOOD BASICS
TYPES of
AUTOLOGOUS BLOOD for TRANSFUSION
Preoperative autologous blood donation, transfusion, and
storage (PABD)
Intraoperative hemodilution
Intraoperative blood salvage
Postoperative blood salvage
Autologous self stored blood
Links to some quality and experienced long
term Autologous Blood Storage Laboratories.
Autologous Blood Transfusion Terminology
What is Autologous Blood Transfusion?
Who is qualified to be an Autologous Blood Donor?
What is the cost to me?
What if more blood is required?
What are the benefits of Autologous Blood Transfusions?
What are the major possible side effects to donating blood?
What are risks to donating and storing blood for my own use?
What are the Benefits and Risks of High Risk Autologous Donation?
Pediatric Donors
Adult Cardiac Donors
How is the donation arranged?
What does Autologous Blood Donation involve?
The Pre-Autologous Interview Process
What happens to my blood once it is collected?
Is there something often overlooked that I should remember?
View Guidelines for Autologous Blood Donation
AUTOLOGOUS
BLOOD
AUTOLOGOUS BLOOD BASICS
TYPES of
AUTOLOGOUS BLOOD for TRANSFUSION
Preoperative autologous blood donation, transfusion, and
storage (PABD)
Intraoperative hemodilution
Intraoperative blood salvage
Postoperative blood salvage
Autologous self stored blood
Links to some quality and experienced long
term Autologous Blood Storage Laboratories.
What is Autologous Blood Transfusion?
Who is qualified to be an Autologous Blood Donor?
What is the cost to me?
What if more blood is required?
What are the benefits of Autologous Blood Transfusions?
What are the major possible side effects to donating blood?
What are risks to donating and storing blood for my own use?
What are the Benefits and Risks of High Risk Autologous Donation?
Pediatric Donors
Adult Cardiac Donors
How is the donation arranged?
What does Autologous Blood Donation involve?
The Pre-Autologous Interview Process
What happens to my blood once it is collected?
Is there something often overlooked that I should remember?
View Guidelines for Autologous Blood Donation
TYPICAL PROCEDURES for AUTOLOGOUS and
DIRECTED DONATIONS 
Autologous
RBCs/ Whole Blood for Transfusion
Autologous Cryoprecipitate for Transfusion
Obtaining Autologous Blood or Components Collected Out of the Area
Collection of Autologous Blood
Directed Donations for Transfusion
Collection of a Directed Donation
Example Autologous Blood
Consent Form
Example
of Directed Donation Program Physician's Order Form
Example
of Directed Donation Program Patient Consent
Forms and
Paperwork
Sample Blood Donor Declaration
Form
Sample
Blood Donor Consent Form
Sample
Informed Consent
Form
Cost
Timing
Compatibility
Blood Types and Compatibility Chart
Eligibility Criteria
Unused Directed Donations
Example of Directed Donation Program Physician's Order Form
Example of Directed Donation Program Patient Consent
An OVERVIEW of AUTOLOGOUS BLOOD Donated for
Scheduled Surgery
STORAGE of AUTOLOGOUS BLOOD and BLOOD PRODUCTS
Military
Frozen Blood Depots
Links to Long Term Autologous Blood Storage Blood Centers
Daxor Corporation - Joseph
Feldschuh M. D.
CryoBanks International
Florida Blood Services
New York Blood Center
American Red Cross of South Florida
GUIDELINES for AUTOLOGOUS BLOOD DONATION
What must I remember in the days before my Autologous Blood day?
What must I remember on Autologous Blood donation day?
What must I remember in the days following my Autologous Blood day?
Sample Autologous Blood Donation Forms
Sample Blood Donor Declaration Form
Sample
Blood Donor Consent
Form
Sample
Informed Consent Form |
