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Blood Transfusions

This document provides information about blood transfusions. It begins with an introduction to blood and reasons for transfusing blood. It then discusses blood groups and typing, as well as cross-matching. Information is provided about Hema Quebec, including their role in collecting blood and ensuring an adequate blood supply. The document outlines considerations for nursing related to administering blood transfusions and monitoring for potential transfusion reactions.

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Blood Transfusions

This document provides information about blood transfusions. It begins with an introduction to blood and reasons for transfusing blood. It then discusses blood groups and typing, as well as cross-matching. Information is provided about Hema Quebec, including their role in collecting blood and ensuring an adequate blood supply. The document outlines considerations for nursing related to administering blood transfusions and monitoring for potential transfusion reactions.

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BLOODTRANSFUSIONS

John Abbott CollegeNursingAlison


Dilig-Ruiz, RN, BScN, MScN Aleasha
Naggyah, RN, BNI, Med (Candidate)
OUTLINE

1 Introduction to Blood Transfusion

Blood Groups
2 Blood Typing
Cross-Matching

Hema Quebec
3
Blood Donors
Blood & Blood Products

4 Nursing Considerations
Administering Blood
Transfusion Reactions
Blood
Transfusions

“Every 80 SECONDS, someone in


Quebec needs blood”
(Hema Quebec, 2012)

1
Introduction
Why transfuse blood?

1) To restore
intravascular (blood)
volume
2) To restore the bloods
ability to transport
oxygen and carbon
dioxide, to clot, and to
fight infection.

1
Introduction

Kozier et al., 2004


Reasons for
administering blood
& blood products

1
Introduction
Blood is the fluid flowing through our veins and arteries. It’s made up of
Blood Groups,
plasma and Typing
a yellow liquid that is & Cross-Matching
composed of 90% water containing 3
types of cells: red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets. Plasma also
contains….

(Hema-Quebec, 2012)
BLOOD GROUPS

4 main blood groups


Each surface of
individual red blood A B
cells contain proteins
known as ANTIGENS
(A, B and Rh)
Unique for each person AB 0

1 2 Blood
Introductio
n
RHESUS (Rh) FACTOR
Positive (Rh+) Negative (Rh-)
Absence of Rh factor on
Presence of Rh factor on blood
blood When exposed to Rh
factor, these individuals
Present in approximately
develop Rh antibodies
85% of people
(Example?)

1 2 Blood
Introductio
n
Blood Type (Determined by antigen)
BLOOD TYPING & CROSS-MATCHING

Blood Typing Cross-Matching Blood Transfusion

1 2 Blood
Introductio
n
HÉMA QUÉBEC Since March 26, 1998
4045 Côte-Vertu Blvd.
Saint-Laurent, Québec H4R 2W7
Telephone: 514-832-5000
Toll-free: 1-888-666-HEMA (4362)
Fax: 514-832-1021
[email protected]

1 2 3 Hema
Introduct Quebec
ion Blood
BLOOD DONORS
Rigorous process
Most donors are unpaid volunteers
Who can donate?
https://www.hema-quebec.qc.ca/sang/donneur-sang/puis-je-donner/
index.en.html

Refused if they have a history of


hepatitis, convulsions, HIV, blood
borne cancers, severe asthma,
bleeding disorders, and heart
disease.
1 2 3 Hema
Introduct Quebec
ion Blood
BLOOD & BLOOD PRODUCTS

Packed Red Platelets Plasma


Blood Cells

Clotting Factors Albumin Whole Blood


and
Cryoprecipitate

Autologous Red
Blood Cells

1 2 3 Hema
Introduct Quebec
ion Blood
BLOOD TRANSFUSION
1. Assess need for BT
2. Consent & Baseline
Assess
3. Verify MD orders
4. Blood Type & Screen
5. Notify Blood Bank
6. Prepare for
administration
7. Double verification
8. Baseline VS
9. Blood administration
10. Follow-up 1 VS 2 3 Hema 4
11. Monitor for reactions
Introduction
Blood Quebec Transfusio
n
Blood,
Plasma and
Platelet IV
Tubing Setup

1 2 3 Hema 4
Introduction Quebec Transfusio
Blood n
TRANSFUSION REACTIONS
Hemolytic Transfusion Reaction
Fever
Allergic Reaction
Circulatory Overload
Sepsis

1 2 3 Hema 4
Introduction Quebec Transfusio
Blood n
NURSING
CONSIDERATIONS

1 2 3 Hema 4
Introduction Quebec Transfusio
Blood n
Acute Fever Allergy Circulator Sepsis TRALI
Hemolyti y Overload
c
Stop Stop Stop Slow Stop Oxygen
Transfusio Transfusio Transfusio down Transfusio
n& n & Notify n & Notify infusio n & Notify
Notify MD MD n MD IVF to
MD Raise maintain
Treat Collect BP
Shock Antipyretic Antihistami HOB
s as Rx (High BCs and
(if ne & Meds Send
as Rx Fowlers) Diuretic
present bloods s as Rx
)Blood and to
Urine Notify BB/TS
samples MD
Monitor IVF &
Maintain BP with IV VS & Abx as
colloid solutions. airways Diuretics Rx
Diuretics as Rx to & O2 &
maintain urine flow. Morphine
Restart as Rx
transfusio
Monito n slowly
r VS & (ONLY
I/O mild
(Foley) cases)
(Kozier et al., 2004)

1 2 3 Hema 4
Introduction Quebec Transfusio
Blood n
Blood Transfusion: Other Specific Cases

Client refusal of blood for any reason (eg.


Jehovah’s Witnesses)

Autologous blood: (donor & recipient are


the same person)

Directed blood donations: Blood is


collected from a specific donor to a
specific recipient (parent(s)/legal
guardian(s) to a minor child)
OR
For further information BLOOD BANK/
Contact Hema-Quebec or TRANSFUSION
Local Blood
SERVICES
Bank/Transfusion services
within your institution. A
representative will be glad
to respond to your
questions and/or
concerns.
Thank You!
Any questions?
References
Hema Quebec. (2012). The transfusion route. Retrieved from
http://
www.hema-quebec.qc.ca/ userfiles/file/media/
anglais/
publications/The_transfusion_route%282%29.pdf

Kozier, B. J., Erb, G., Berman, A. T., Snyder, S., Buck, M., Yiu,
L., &
Stamler, L. L. (2012). Fundamentals of Canadian nursing:
Concepts, process, and practice (3rd ed.).

Kozier, B., Erb, G., Berman, A. J., Burke, K., Bouchal, D. S., &
Hirst, S. P.
(2004). Fundamentals of Nursing: The nature of nursing
practice in Canada (1st ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice-
Hall.
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