According to Federal regulations, an individual is temporarily deferred from donating blood if infected by:  

An AS-1 red cell is collected on April 2nd. The unit is irradiated on April 20. What is the outdate after irradiation?  

Which medication/drug will result in a permanent deferral as a blood donor?

Which condition would most likely result in a negative DAT?

An Rh-negative woman has just delivered an Rh-positive infant and has a positive FMH screening test. A Kleihauer-Betke test is done and in 2000 total cells counted, 10 fetal cells are detected. The woman has a blood volume of 5000 mL. How many vials (300ug) of RhIg should she receive? The formula to calculate fetal bleed is: (Number of fetal cells X Maternal blood volume) / Number of cells counted = mLs of fetal blood

An O-positive preemie has developed GNB sepsis and necrotizing enterocolitis and is going into DIC. The baby is transfused with thawed O plasma to correct the coagulopathy. Now, the baby has hemoglobinuria. What is a likely cause?

Mom is AB pos, ADT neg, and Baby is A neg, weak D neg Is this mom eligible for RhoGam?

How might you make the coated control cells used with anti-IgG in the IAT?

Which transfusion-associated infection occurs most often in the United States?

A hospital transfusion service must confirm this/these test(s) on every red cell donor unit received from a donor collection/testing facility