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Blood Transfusion OM Nursing Academy Anil Kantiwal Gudha Introduction :- Blood Transfusion is the Replacement of Blood or its components. Or Blood Transfusion is a life saving Procedure to place the Blood cell or Blood Products which lost through Haemorrhage, Anemia and Other Disease. Indication for Blood Transfusion :- Hemorrhage Anemia Trauma Burns Surgery Types of Blood Donation :- 1. Autologous 2. Blood Salvage 3. Designated Donor 1. Autologous :- "Blood Donate to Yourself" ( अपन आप क Blood Donate करन ) इस क र क Blood donation कस भ Schedule Procedure स पहल, वय Patient क ह blood क Donate और Restore कय ज त ह ( so इसम Disease Transmission और Transfusion complication ह न क Risk कम ह ) Blood क Scheduled Procedure स 5 week स पहल Blood collect और restore करत ह Septicemia और Leukemia व ल Patient म इस क र क Blood Transfuse स म नह 2. Blood Salvage :- Blood salvage भ Autologus Blood क type ह ह इसम Blood क Suctioning क र Body cavities, Joint Spaces और other closed body sites स Collect करत ह

Blood क Re-Infusion करन स पहल Blood क Special Process स इसम उप थत Tissue Debries ( अवश ष ) क हट य ज त ह 3. Designated Donor :- Compatible donor selected by Recipient. Types of Blood Components :- 1. Whole Blood :- 1 Unit = 350 ml ( 300 ml Blood + 50 ml Anticoagulant ) Maximum Storage time :- 35 Days Storage Temperature :- 1-6 ( Ideal Storage temperature 4 ) Infusion time :- 2-4 hour Note :- Blood Transfusion हम श 4 घ ट क भ तर ह कर, जसस Septicemia ( Blood Bacterial Infection ) क chance क र क ज सक Discard Blood remains after 4 hours of Blood Transfusion. 2. Red Blood Cells [ RBC ] :- 1 Unit = 250 ml ( 1 Unit RBC Increase 1 Gram hemoglobin ) Maximum storage time = 42 Days 2-3% Hematocrit Value increase Transfusion time :- 2-4 hour 3. Platelets :- Platelets Transfuse in thrombocytopenia and Platelets dysfunction. 1 Unit = 50-70 ml 1 Unit Platelets Increase 5000-10,000 cells platelets / mm 3 Maximum Storage time :- 5-7 Days ( Mainly 5 days ) Effective use as soon as Transfer. Storage Temperature = 20-24 Transfusion time = 15-30 Minnut

4. White Blood Cells ( WBC ) :- 1 Unit = 400 ml Transfusion time = 1 Hour ( WBC क ट र नह करत ह ) Use :- immunity Dificient Person and Chronic Infection Person. 5. Fresh Frozen Plasma [ FFP ] :- Transfuse In :- Deficiency of Blood clotting factor ( V, VIII ) and Plasma Protein. 1 Unit FFP = 200-250 ml Storage Time - 1 Year Storage Temperature :- -30 for 1 Year Store -60 for 2 Year Store Transfusion Time :- Within 15-30 minutes. Types of Plasma Products :- ( 1 ) Albumin :- Use in Hypovolemia Shock, Liver failure, hypoalbuminemia. Stored for 5 Years. 25 gm/100ml is equal to 500 ml of plasma. ( 2 ) Cryoprecipitate :- Prepared from FFP, used to Replace clotting factors VIII and XIII, Fibronectin and Von Willebrand factor. Used for Bleeding Disorders Store - Can be Stored for 1 Year. 1 Unit Administered over 15-30 minutes. Note :- Client क Medical record म Blood Transfusion क ब र म complete information क Document करक रख

Compatibility :- Client's Identification ( Name on Band or Bracelet ) Recipient ABO type & Rh type Identify An antibody screen :- Presence of Antibody Universal Blood Donor :- O -ve Universal Blood Recipient :- AB +ve Conditions for Blood Donation :- Donor must be free from all Infectious Disease like malaria, HIV, Hepatitis, STD etc. Donor should not be donated blood in last 90 days. Age will be Between 18-65 year. Hemoglobin not less than 12gm%. Blood Should not be collect in Empty Stomach. Give Sweet drink to donor after Donation. Precautions for Blood Transfusion :- ( Blood Transfusion क द र न न न स वध नय बरत ) :- In the first 15 minute the Blood flow rate is limited to 50ml, except when treating massive trauma. Use 40 micro meter Size filter for BT. Two Health care professionals ( One the Administering nurse ) verify the Patient's ABO and Rh Blood type and It's compatibility. Blood store at 4 and Administer on room temperature ( 22-23 ). Start Transfusion of Blood within 30 minutes after coming out from blood bank. Never use any Solution or Drug except normal Saline during Blood Transfusion. Change BT set in 4-6 hours. Rapid Transfuse of cold blood may cause Cardiac Arrhythmias. Assess Patient every 15 minute to observe Blood Transfusion reaction. Use 18 gauge needles for Blood Transfusion

Blood Bank :- A Place in which whole Blood and certain components are Processed and stored until needed for Transfusion. Blood is mixed with Citrate Phosphate Dextrose and Stored at 4 ( 39 F ) for maximum of 40-45 days. Heparin may be Used as a Preservatives. Banked Blood should be used as soon as Possible because the Longer it is stored, the fewer red blood cells survive in Usable form. Complications of Blood Transfusion :- 1. Transfusion Reaction :- Allergic and Hemolytic reaction Fever Chills Itching Sweating Nausea & Vomiting Tachycardia Hypotension Dyspnea Hematuria Nursing Intervention :- Stop Transfusion & Start 0.9% NS Sodium Chloride Inform doctor Check Vital Signs at every 5 minutes. Administer antihistamine or other emergency drugs ( Acetaminophen & Diphenhydramine as Prescribed ). Collect first Voided Urine, Blood unit, Tubing and Filter and send to Lab. 2. Circulatory Overload / Fluid Overload :- Infusion of Blood at a rate of too rapid for the client to tolerate. Cough, Dyspnea, Chest pain and Wheezing

Hypertension Tachycardia and Bounding Pulse Distended neck vein Nursing Interventions :- Slow the Flow rate at minimum level Place the Client in Upright Position with Feer dependent. 3. Septicemia / Bacteremia :- Transfusion of Bacterial contaminat Blood Rapid onset of Chills and High fever Vomiting Diarrhoea Hypotension and Shock Nursing intervention :- Stop Transfusion Notify to the Physician Note :- To Prevent Septicemia BT will complete in 4 hours. अगर Patient म Septicemia develop ह ज य त Blood Transfusion क stop करग, तथ Blood bag क व पस Blood bank म भ जग 4. Iron Overload :- Delayed Transfusion complications that Occurs in clients who receive Multiple Blood Transfusion such as Client with Anemia and Thrombocytopenia. Vomiting, Diarrhoea, Hypotension and Altered Hematological values. Nursing Intervention :- Administer Deferoxamine ( which remove accumulated iron by Kidney ). 5. Hyperkelemia :- Stored Blood, Hemolysis क र Potassium क म करत ह The older blood have greater risk of Hyperkalemia.

Renal failure क Patient क हम श Fresh Blood द न च हय Paresthesias Weakness Abdominal Cramps Dysrhythmia Nursing Intervention :- Slow the Transfusion Notify to the HCP Medical Management :- IV Calcium Gluconate Sodium Bicarbonate Regular Insuline + Hypertonic Dextrose Kayexalate ( Sodium Polystyrene Sulfonate ) 6. Hypocalcemia :- Blood म उप थत Excess Citrate यह Calcium क स थ ज ड़कर, Body स Excreat ह न लगत ह जसस Hypocalcemia क Condition Creat ह ज त ह Muscle Spasm ( Tetany Signs - Positive Chvostek's Sign & Trousseau's Sign ) Paresthesias Intervention :- Slow Transfusion Notify to HCP 7. Disease Transmission :- Massive Blood Transfusion Cause Disease Ex :- Hepatitis C & Hepatitis B