Exam 10: Blood Products: Preparation, Storage, and Shipment of Blood Components

Once fresh frozen plasma is thawed,how long can it be stored in a refrigerator and still be considered thawed fresh frozen plasma?

In which country is the platelet-rich plasma method mostly widely used?

All of the following are true about platelet storage containers except

All of the following anticoagulants have been approved for blood bank use in the United States except

A single component of platelet-rich plasma produced from whole blood will contain a minimum of 5.5 × 1010 platelets and a total volume of _______ mL.

For irradiated red blood cells,what is the storage temperature and expiry period?

To produce cryoprecipitated antihemophiliac factor,fresh frozen plasma is thawed at what temperature?

What temperature must be maintained for shipping platelets and granulocytes?

A red blood cell component will generally have a maximum hematocrit of

In the buffy coat production method the whole blood is first subjected to a

All of the following are true about leukoreduction except

A high-yield apheresis platelet collection can be divided into more than one platelet apheresis component,as long as each component contains a minimum of how many platelets?

Plasma fractionation produces what three categories of protein concentrates?

Generally speaking,63 mL of anticoagulant is used to collect a target volume of ___ mL of whole blood.

Which statement about the blood storage lesion is false?

What global standard provides requirements for the information that must be present on a blood component label?

Which of the following statements is true about granulocyte component production?

Who coined the term "blood bank"?

On average,whole blood has a minimum hematocrit of

What is the approved shelf-life in days of red blood cell components that use one of the three additive solutions currently licensed in the United States?