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Thawed Plasma ISBT Code
Thank you both so much!
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Thawed Plasma ISBT Code
Hi everyone, I am building some new Apheresis Plasma product codes into our LIS, and am trying to figure out which ISBT code I can use for the 5-day expiration "Thawed Plasma" labels. Can I just use E2121 (Thawed Apheresis PLASMA/ACD-A/XX/refg) for all of them? For reference, here are the products: E4689 – Apheresis FRESH FROZEN PLASMA|ACD-A/XX/<=-18C|1st Container E4693 – Apheresis FRESH FROZEN PLASMA|ACD-A/XX/<=-18C|2nd Container E4697 – Apheresis FRESH FROZEN PLASMA|ACD-A/XX/<=-18C|3rd Container E4701 – Apheresis FRESH FROZEN PLASMA|ACD-A/XX/<=-18C|4th Container E7637 – Apheresis PLASMA|ACD-A/XX/<=-18C|Frozen <=24h|1st Container E7639 – Apheresis PLASMA|ACD-A/XX/<=-18C|Frozen <=24h|2nd Container E7641 – Apheresis PLASMA|ACD-A/XX/<=-18C|Frozen <=24h|3rd Container E7643 – Apheresis PLASMA|ACD-A/XX/<=-18C|Frozen <=24h|4th Container E0869 – Apheresis FRESH FROZEN PLASMA|ACD-A/XX/<=-18C E1624 – Apheresis PLASMA|ACD-A/XX/<=-18C|Frozen <=24h Any help with this is so appreciated! Thanks in advance
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Weak D Testing - Cord Blood Evaluation
Hello, My facility is trying to determine whether or not it is necessary to perform weak D testing on Rh negative cord bloods (Rh performed in gel). As far back as our LIS can go, there has never been a weak D identified for a cord blood that originally tested as Rh negative in gel. I am unsure of how to interpret TRM.40780 "Maternal RhIG candidacy assessment must include the identification of weak-D phenotype newborns". I know there are previous threads on this topic, but most are quite old. Currently, do you perform this testing at your facility? Any input is appreciated. Thank you!
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Student Specimens
Hello! Does anyone have a trick for creating a "fake" rouleaux specimen for students' learning purposes? Thanks in advance!
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Probably a silly question...
Thank you so much for the powerpoint! And for the kind words. If you still have your t-shirt, you should definitely wear it! I would've been excited over that too!
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Probably a silly question...
Good morning! This is probably a very dumb question and I'm sure I should know the answer from school. On Ortho antigrams (maybe all brands? Our facility only uses Ortho so that's what I know), what does "+s" mean for the P antigen? We consider it positive, but what is the s?? A student asked me today, and I couldn't give her an answer. Thanks in advance!
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Sending Blood Products via PTS
Would anyone be willing to share their SOP's for "tubing" blood products? I am trying to get this started at my facility (even though it seems like everyone else has been doing it for years!) and am already getting lots of questions. I figure being able to explain what others do might help! Thank you in advance! Edit: we do not have the capability of "secure send" or scanning units/badges with our tube system