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Blood Products

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the potential risks associated with blood transfusions?

a)

Organ rejection

b)

Allergic reactions, transmission of infections, and hemolytic reactions

c)

Respiratory failure

d)

Blood clotting

2.

How are blood products stored and preserved for transfusions?

a)

Kept in regular household refrigerators without any special storage requirements

b)

Preserved in airtight containers with no specific temperature control

c)

Stored at room temperature without any additives

d)

Specialized refrigerators or freezers with specific additives

3.

Why is it important to match blood types before a transfusion?

a)

To ensure the transfusion provides enough oxygen to the recipient

b)

To prevent an immune response that can destroy the transfused cells

c)

To make sure the blood is the same color

d)

To avoid increasing the blood volume of the recipient unnecessarily

4.

A person with type (a)   blood could receive blood from Type B+, B-, O+ and O-.

Choose from the below words
Type A+
Type B-
Type O+
Type B+
Type AB-
5.

A person with type (a)   blood could only receive blood from Type O-.

Choose from the below words
Type AB+
Type O-
Type O+
Type AB-
Type A+
6.

A person with type (a)   blood could only receive blood from Type A+, A-, B+, B-, AB+, AB-, O+ and O-.

Choose from the below words
Type AB+
Type O-
Type O+
Type AB-
Type A+
7.

Which blood type is known as the universal donor?

a)

O negative

b)

B positive

c)

AB positive

d)

A negative

8.

What are the steps involved in determining blood compatibility before a transfusion?

a)

Blood typing and crossmatching

b)

Measuring the patient's blood pressure

c)

Checking the patient's height and weight

d)

Asking the patient about their favorite food

9.

What are the potential risks of receiving an incompatible blood transfusion?

a)

Enhanced energy levels, reduced risk of allergic reactions, improved organ function

b)

Increased immunity, decreased risk of infection, improved blood circulation

c)

Hemolytic reactions, allergic reactions, and transmission of infections

d)

Lowered blood pressure, decreased risk of blood clots, improved mental clarity

10.

Can a person with type O blood receive type AB blood?

a)

Maybe

b)

No

c)

Yes

d)

Only in emergencies

11.

Which solution is recommended for priming a blood transfusion set?

a)

Dextrose in Water

b)

0.9% Normal Saline

c)

Hartmann's Solution

d)

5% Dextrose in 0.45% Saline