Brenda K Hutson Posted March 3, 2017 Share Posted March 3, 2017 Actually I want to run a few "totally unrelated" things by you: What is your cut-off grade of D Reactivity for considering a patient a Rhogam Candidate? At what strength of D Typing do you say the patient is Rh Positive and is not a Rhogam candidate; vs. what strength do you say she may be a Partial D so you give Rhogam to be on the safe side (or do you have testing performed to confirm one way or the other; molecular testing)? We have a current patient who is 2+ which I am inclined to just report as Rh Positive....but that is the strength at which we have our machine flag our Rh Types as questionable. On a totally different subject.....validation of new Platelet Rotator/ Incubator. Clinical Engineering did all of their checks and we are doing Alarm and Temp. checks. I am also trying to procure expired platelet apheresis to "load" the rotator and ensure it maintains temp. with a full load. Anything else anyone out there does for this validation? And on yet another note.....with your Donor Center Contracts, how many of you state such requirements as: % if Standing Order that can be cut/ month Requirement to never allow you to go below Minimum Levels of any given blood type % of RBCs that must be fresh (i.e. no >8 days old)? % of group O RBCs that must be fresh (may be higher than overall # for all RBCs above) What other restrictions do some of you list? Thanks, Brenda Hutson, MT(ASCP)SBB Susan Betler 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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