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IH2 Donor Collection and Blood Collection

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of anticoagulant-preservatives in blood products?

a)

To minimize biochemical changes and increase shelf life

b)

To increase the risk of biochemical changes

c)

To accelerate clotting of the product

d)

To promote growth of microorganisms

2.

Which additive solution is added only to packed red cells to improve storage viability?

a)

CPDA-1

b)

CPD-ADSOL

c)

CPD-SAGM

d)

CPD-SAG

3.

What is the purpose of citrate in red cell anticoagulants and preservation?

a)

To maintain ATP for red cell viability

b)

To prevent coagulation by interfering with calcium-dependent steps

c)

To provide nutrient for red cells

d)

To support red cell metabolism

4.

What is the shelf life of blood stored with CPDA-1 anticoagulant?

a)

21 days

b)

28 days

c)

35 days

d)

42 days

5.

What is the purpose of saline-adenine-glucose-mannitol (SAGM) additive solution?

a)

To reduce red cell lysis

b)

To prevent clotting of the product

c)

To inhibit growth of microorganisms

d)

To increase risk of biochemical changes

6.

What is the main purpose of the blood collection process?

a)

To entertain donors

b)

To identify and manage adverse reactions

c)

To perform venipuncture

d)

To skip the post-donation process

7.

What should be done immediately after blood collection to ensure sterility of the component?

a)

Dispose of the collected blood

b)

Check for any leakage in the blood bag

c)

Keep the bag at room temperature

d)

Apply pressure to the site

8.

What is the purpose of the cuff of sphygmomanometer during blood collection?

a)

To prevent coagulation

b)

To make the vein prominent

c)

To maintain ATP for red cell viability

d)

To support red cell metabolism

9.

What should be done if a donor experiences syncope (fainting) during donation?

a)

Apply pressure to the site

b)

Have the donor rebreathe into a paper bag

c)

Remove the needle immediately

d)

Dispose of the collected blood

10.

What is the purpose of the artery forceps during blood collection?

a)

To clamp the tubing of the blood bag

b)

To identify and manage adverse reactions

c)

To prevent clotting of the product

d)

To maintain ATP for red cell viability

11.

What is the main purpose of the post-phlebotomy care process?

a)

To monitor for any sign of adverse reaction

b)

To have the donor sit up for few minutes

c)

To remove the needle from the vein

d)

To apply pressure to the site

12.

What is the purpose of the saline in the SAGM additive solution?

a)

To prevent clotting of the product

b)

To reduce red cell lysis

c)

To maintain ATP for red cell viability

d)

To support red cell metabolism

13.

What should be done if a donor experiences nausea/vomiting post-donation?

a)

Apply pressure to the site

b)

Have the donor rebreathe into a paper bag

c)

Remove the needle immediately

d)

Dispose of the collected blood

14.

What is the purpose of the band aids in blood collection?

a)

To support red cell metabolism

b)

To maintain ATP for red cell viability

c)

To prevent coagulation

d)

To cover the venepuncture site

15.

What is the main purpose of the refreshment area for donors post-donation?

a)

To dispose of the collected blood

b)

To apply pressure to the site

c)

To monitor for any sign of adverse reaction

d)

To entertain donors