REPORT OF TRANSFUSION ADVERSE REACTION TO BLOOD CENTERS

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REPORT OF TRANSFUSION ADVERSE REACTION TO BLOOD CENTERS INSTRUCTIONS: Send the form to ALL blood centers that provided blood components to this patient. Timely reporting is important, so that, if appropriate, the blood center may prevent the transfusion of other products from the same donor(s). [Complete areas which are not included in your internal hospital work-up and attach work-up.] Do you suspect this reaction is the result of an attribute specific to the donor or the blood product? Yes or suspected: Reaction did not result in fatality: Complete this form and forward to the blood center(s) Reaction resulted in fatality: Complete this form, forward to the blood center(s), AND report fatality to FDA No: Stop, do not report Other: Consult with the blood center physician For blood center use only: Case Identification # Date received Blood Center Specific Instructions: 1 1/24/2018

REPORTING FACILITY INFORMATION Date Submitted Name of person filling out form Title of person filling out form Telephone Number Fax # Email Address Reporting Facility Address Blood Bank/Transfusion Services Medical Director Phone # PATIENT/RECIPIENT INFORMATION Medical record # Name (optional) Age Date of Birth (optional) Weight Sex Attending Physician Attending's Phone # Admitting or Primary diagnosis Indication for transfusion Relevant Severe co-morbidities (if applicable) Current Medications Current Respiratory Status List transfusion history BEFORE reaction (Attach additional sheets if necessary) List transfusion history AFTER reaction Any history of transfusion reactions (type and date) Current Status: Returned to pre-transfusion status Still requires support related to transfusion reaction Expired (Transfusion related fatality)* Other/Unknown * Report to FDA within 24 hours 2 1/24/2018

BLOOD COMPONENT(S) INFORMATION * Please list all components that were transfused within the 24 hours prior to the transfusion reaction. (Attach additional sheets if necessary) * For transfusion under massive transfusion protocol or rapid multiple transfusions, please give best estimate of date and time of each unit (Request anesthesiology record if possible). Blood Supplier Unit Number Component Type or Code Volume Transfused Date/Time Transfusion Start Date/Time Transfusion Stop Was Product Modified by Hospital? 3 1/24/2018

REACTION INFORMATION Date of reaction: Time reaction started: Time transfusion started: Time transfusion stopped: Reaction Vital Signs Pre-Transfusion During Reaction Post Reaction Date/Time Temperature C/ F C/ F C/ F Blood Pressure (Systolic) mm Hg mm Hg mm Hg Blood Pressure (Diastolic) mm Hg mm Hg mm Hg Pulse bpm bpm bpm Respiratory Rate bpm bpm bpm O 2 Sat % % % Symptoms/Signs at time of reaction Check all that apply Abdominal pain/cramps [1,4] Angioedema [1] Anxiety [1] Arrythmia [1] Back pain [4] Cardiac arrest [1] Chest pain [4] Chest tightness [1, 3] Chills/Rigors [4] Cough [3, 4] Cyanosis [1, 2, 3] Diarrhea [1] DIC [4] Dyspnea [1, 2, 3, 4] Edema pulmonary [2,3] Edema Pedal [3] Erythema [1] Fever [2, 4] Flushing [1] Headache [3, 4] Hoarseness/Stridor [1] Hypertension [2, 3] Hypotension [1, 2, 4] Hypoxemia [2, 3] Impending doom [1] Jugular venous distension [3] Loss of consiousness [1] Nausea/Vomiting [1, 4] Oliguria [4] Orthopnea [3] Pain at infusion site [4] Pruritis [1] Shock [1, 4] Substernal pain [1] Tachycardia [1, 2, 3] Tachypnea [2,3] Urticaria [1] Wheezing [1, 4] Widened pulse pressure [3] Allergic/Anaphylactic [1] TRALI [2] TACO [3] Septic Transfusion Reaction [4] Suspected Adverse Reaction: Assign priority if more than one possibility* Allergic/Anaphylaxis Transfusion-related acute lung injury (TRALI) Septic transfusion reaction Other, Specify: Additional information: * Please refer to the National Healthcare Safety Network Biovigilance Component Hemovigilance Module Surveillance Protocol for complete definitions. 4 1/24/2018

PULMONARY-ALLERGIC-ANAPHYLACTIC REACTION INFORMATION Risk factors for Acute Lung Injury Check all that apply Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) Aspiration Pneumonia Toxic inhalation Lung contusion Near drowning Additional comments (Other risk factors) Severe sepsis Shock Multiple trauma Burn Acute pancreatitis Cardiopulmonary bypass Drug overdose Volume overload Renal failure Upper airway obstruction Diffuse alveolar damage Chemotherapy Amiodarone Disseminated intravascular coagulation Radiation to thorax Massive blood transfusion Diagnostics Check or write values Pre-Transfusion Pre-Tx Values Post-Transfusion Post-Tx Values Evidence of hypoxemia O 2 sat 90% on room air PaO 2 /FiO 2 300 mm Hg Chest X-ray: Bilateral infiltrates Chest X-ray: Widened cardiac silhouette (cardiomegaly) Positive fluid balance No Yes, value + ml BNP (Provide value in pg/ml if done) BNP NT-proBNP Elevated Central venous pressure greater than 12 mm Hg Elevated Pulmonary artery pressure greater than 18 mm Hg Transient decrease White blood cell count 5 1/24/2018

Treatment and Clinical Course Treatment (Mark those treatments that are known to have been administered and check if yes.) Response to treatment (Indicate when patient responds to administered treatment and check if yes.) Acetaminophen Yes Yes Antihistamines Yes Yes Bronchodilators Yes Yes Diuretics Yes Yes Epinephrine Yes Yes Intubation/Ventilatory support Yes Yes Oxygen supplementation Yes Yes Steroids Yes Yes Other (specify): Yes Yes Additional comments (Attach additional clinical information if available) Recipient HLA type: If TRALI is suspected, please save an EDTA (purple-top) patient sample Recipient HNA type: Recipient HLA/HNA antibody status: Donor HLA/HNA antibody result (if performed on unit): Donor HLA type (if available): 6 1/24/2018

SUSPECTED BACTERIAL CONTAMINATION Were the suspect components returned to the blood bank? No Yes On reinspection does the component present any abnormalities (e.g. clumps, discoloration, hemolysis)? No Yes: Describe: Unevaluable Suspect component Source used: Bag Segment Not done Gram stain performed: Negative Positive Not done Culture performed: Negative Positive Pending Not done Result (organism): Result (organism): Was a secondary test performed by the hospital for this component (PGD or equivalent)? Patient s pre-transfusion blood culture Negative Positive Pending Not done Date/Time: Result (organism): Patient s post-transfusion blood culture result Negative Positive Pending Not done Date/Time: Result (organism identified if positive): Does the patient have history of fever or of other infection related to his/her underlying medical condition? No Yes Was the patient on antibiotics at the time of transfusion? No Yes, Name: Is the patient currently being treated with antibiotics? No Yes, Name: Did the patient have an absolute neutropenia (neutrophil less than 500 per μl) prior to transfusion? No Yes Comments: FOR BLOOD CENTER USE Suspected transfusion reaction categorization* Reaction Allergic/Anaphylactic TRALI TACO Septic Transfusion Reaction Other: Case definition criteria Definitive Probable Possible Severity Non-severe Severe Life Threatening Death Imputability Definite Probable Possible Doubtful Ruled out Not Determined Notes Blood Center contact/phone/email * Please refer to the National Healthcare Safety Network Biovigilance Component Hemovigilance Module Surveillance Protocol for complete definitions. 7 1/24/2018