Blood SS pt 2

Home

Get App

Create

What reaction is caused by antibodies that attack the recipient’s WBCs causing pulmonary inflammation and capillary leakage?

transfusion-related acute lung injury
What reaction happens when IgA proteins are introduced into a pt that has IgA antibodies causing a huge body-wide inflammatory response?

anaphylactic reaction
What reaction is caused when blood components are administered faster than the heart and circulatory system can accommodate them?

circulatory overload
What reaction is caused when ABO-incompatible blood components are administered?

Acute hemolytic reaction
What reaction is caused when antibodies attack the antigens on the red cells, destroying them and releasing the RBC contents into the bloodstream?

acute hemolytic reaction
What reaction is caused when the pt has a sensitivity to the donated WBC?

febrile reaction
What is the reaction when the pt has a sensitivity to the foreign plasma proteins?

mild reaction
What reaction can be expected if the blood component is infected with bacteria?

sepsis
What reaction is caused by antibodies that attack the recipient’s WBCs causing pulmonary inflammation and capillary leakage?

transfusion-related acute lung injury
What reaction happens when IgA proteins are introduced into a pt that has IgA antibodies causing a huge body-wide inflammatory response?

anaphylactic reaction
What reaction is caused when blood components are administered faster than the heart and circulatory system can accommodate them?

circulatory overload
What reaction is caused when ABO-incompatible blood components are administered?

Acute hemolytic reaction
What reaction is caused when antibodies attack the antigens on the red cells, destroying them and releasing the RBC contents into the bloodstream?

acute hemolytic reaction
What reaction is caused when the pt has a sensitivity to the donated WBC?

febrile reaction
What is the reaction when the pt has a sensitivity to the foreign plasma proteins?

mild reaction
What reaction can be expected if the blood component is infected with bacteria?

sepsis
What are S/S of Transfusion-related acute lung injury?
- Fever
- hypotension
- tachypnea
- dyspnea
- decreased oxygen saturation
- frothy sputum
What are S/S of circulatory overload?
- Distended neck veins
- hypertension
- cough
- pulmonary congestion
- dyspnea
- headache
What are S/S of anaphylactic and severe acture transfusion reaction?
- Wheezing
- bronchospasm
- cyanosis
- hypotension
- shock
- possibly uticaria
what are S/S of Acute hemolytic transfusion reaction?

Fever, low back pain, chills, flushing, tachycardia, dyspnea, tachypnea, hypotension, Hemoglobin in the urine, dark urine, acute jaundice, acute renal failure, shock
What are S/S of Sepsis?

Chills and fever suddenly, with headache, flushing, and possibly vomiting and muscle pain
What are S/s of Mild allergic reaction?
- Itching
- hives
- flushing
What are S/S of Sepsis?
- Rapid onset of chills
- fever
- vomiting/diarrhea
- hypotension

Author

jean

34755

Card Set

Blood SS pt 2

Description

Bllod SS pt 2

Updated

2010-09-14T23:23:20Z

Show Answers