Lecture 7a- Donors Criteria

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    Criteria for Donor

    Selection

    BLOOD PRESSURE

    - 90 - 160 mm Hg systolic

    - 60 -100 mm Hg diastolic

    HEMOGLOBIN

    - M = 13.5 gm/dl- F = 12.5 gm/dl

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    Criteria for Donor

    Selection

    AGE

    - 16 - 65 yrs. Old

    WEIGHT

    - at least 50 kgs./ 110 lbs.

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    Criteria for Donor

    Selection

    PULSE

    - 50 - 100 / minute

    SEX & RACE

    - both male & female of all races

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    COMMON REASONS OFPEOPLE TO AVOID BLOOD

    DONATIONanemic

    mababa ang

    presyon

    payat

    matanda na

    may sakit ako

    bagong opera

    takot sakarayom

    kapapanganak

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    baka mahilo

    masakit

    manghina

    madami ang kukunin na dugo

    COMMON REASONS OFPEOPLE TO AVOID BLOOD

    DONATION

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    ANEMIC O KULANG

    SA PULA NG DUGO

    Simple prick

    one drop of blood

    15 secs.

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    PAYAT AKO

    > 50 KGS.

    450 ml.

    < 50 KGS.

    250 ml.

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    MABABA O MATAAS

    ANG PRESYONSYSTOLIC PRESSURE

    90 - 160 mm Hg

    DIASTOLIC PRESSURE

    60 - 100 mm Hg

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    MATANDA NA AKO

    16 - 65 YRS. OLD

    GOOD HEALTH

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    HILO OR DIZZINESS

    95 - 99% of donors do not feel

    dizzy after donation

    take 15 - 20 minutes bed rest after

    donation

    just relax and think what a drop of

    your blood can save.

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    TAKOT SA TUSOK NG

    KARAYOM

    Anemia

    HIV

    Hepatitis B

    Syphilis

    Hepatitis C

    Malaria

    With a single prick the ff. testscan be done.

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    MANGHIHINA SA DAMI

    NG DUGONG KUKUNIN5 - 6 liters of blood in the body

    one can safely donate 250 - 450 ml

    of blood

    blood extracted is readily replaced

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    BAGONG OPERA

    After 1 year

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    KAPAPANGANAK KO

    LANGNormal Spontaneous Delivery

    - after nine (9) months orthree months after weaning

    Caesarean Section- after one (1) year

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    MAHILIG AKONG

    UMINOM

    Not an absolute

    contraindication.

    Being sober helps

    your blood can still save life.

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    NANILAW AKO DATI

    all blood donated are tested forhepatitis

    all results are kept confidentialexcept to the donor

    Due to obstruction (1 year)

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    KAGAGALING KO LANG SA

    SAKIT

    Just let us know

    A complete medical history isimportant

    may require temporary

    deferment

    we make sure one is safe to

    donate

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    NAGKAROON NG

    SAKIT SA BABAE

    UNFIT

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    KADA EMERGENCY

    LANG

    Accident happen every minute

    your blood save lifeof patient

    surely your blood is needed

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    BAYAD AKO KUNG

    MAG -DONATEBlood donations are considered

    as unique gifts

    priceless gifts to save life

    BLOOD IS FREE

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    BAKA MAGKASAKIT

    AKO SA GAGAMITINGKARAYOM

    All needles used are sterile and

    disposable.

    Blood donors cannot catch

    AIDS or any other infection bygiving blood.

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    Other Common

    Medical ConditionsAbortion/Miscarriage

    (without D/C)

    6 weeks

    Abortion/Miscarriage

    (with D/C)

    1 year

    Arthritis Anytime if not on drugs

    Asthma, mild Anytime if not on drugs

    Blood donation Whole blood, 8 weeksbut not more than 6x in

    the past 12 months

    Blood transfusion 12 months after

    receiving transfusion

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    Other Common

    Medical Conditions

    Body or ear piercing 12 months deferral

    Chicken pox At least 3 weeks after

    onset

    Convulsions / Seizures /

    Fainting spells

    12 months deferral from

    last episode

    Coronary heart disease Never

    Dengue fever 1 month after recovery if

    without transfusion

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    Other Common

    Medical Conditions

    Dental surgery 72 hours deferral with

    extraction

    Diabetes, diet controlled AnytimeDiabetes, on insulin Never

    Drugs, prohibited Never

    Epilepsy NeverEpistaxis Anytime if Hemoglobin

    satisfactory

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    Other Common

    Medical Conditions

    Gout If quiescent

    Hepatitis, exposure to

    close householdcontact

    12 months after HbsAg

    negative

    Hepatitis A, infectious 12 months after recovery

    Hepatitis B Never not unless HbsAg

    negative and HbsAb positive

    Hepatitis B

    (sexual/parental)

    1 month if HbsAg negative

    Hepatitis B vaccine Anytime, if symptom free

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    Other Common

    Medical Conditions

    Incarceration

    (jailor/prison)

    If incarcerated longer than 72

    hrs, 12 months deferral

    Malaria 3 years after treatmentMalignant disease Never

    Psychiatric disorder Never

    Tattooing 12 monthsTuberculosis 12 months after deferral upon

    completion of meds.

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    Timing of Blood DonationWhen Medications re BeingTaken by DonorsMEDICATION Timing of Donation

    Allergic drugs:

    Penicillin, Aspirin

    3 weeks after completion

    - Single dose 3 days after intake

    - Chronic 3 weeks after last dose

    Analgesics, except

    Aspirin

    Anytime, if symptom is

    free

    Anti-acne like

    Retinoids, Retinoic

    Acid, Accutane

    One month deferral from

    last dose

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    Timing of Blood DonationWhen Medications re BeingTaken by DonorsMEDICATION Timing of Donation

    Contraceptive pills,

    depoprovera

    Anytime

    Hypoglycemic

    agent, oral

    Anytime if sugar level is

    not very high or controlled

    Insulin Never

    Vitamins Anytime

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    Timing of Blood DonationWhen Medications re BeingTaken by DonorsI. *Live attenuated vaccine

    Category 1: measles

    (rubeola), oral polio, Mumps

    and yellow fever vaccines,BCG

    Defer donation for 2 weeks after

    vaccination

    Category 2: German

    measles (rubella) vaccine

    Defer donation for 1 month after

    vaccination

    Category 3: rabies,

    vaccine: 2 kinds of rabies

    Defer donation for 1 year after

    vaccination

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    Timing of Blood DonationWhen Medications re BeingTaken by DonorsII. *Killed vaccines and

    toxoids: (includes DPT

    &DT, injectable, polio

    vaccine, Hepatitis B,Cholera

    Typhoid, paratyphoid,

    typhus, & influenzavaccines, among

    others)

    May be done anytime if without

    vaccine-associated symptoms

    like fever