PPT-What is Patient Blood Management?

A Patient Guide What is Patient Blood Management PUBLIC DESCRIPTION Patient Blood Management PBM is the scientific use of safe and effective medical and surgical techniques designed to prevent anemia and decrease bleeding in an effort to improve patient outcome. Unit . Transfusion. for Red Blood Cell Transfusion. Based on the Patient Blood Management Guidelines. Every . ONE . matters. Patient Blood Management Guidelines. www.blood.gov.au. . www.blood.gov.au/pbm-guidelines. RAHUL BAXI . DEPARTMENT OF ENDOCRINOLOGY, DIABETES & METABOLISM. CMC, VELLORE. THE PROBLEM. Current figures for 2010-11 - 51 million diabetic patients in India ; projected to increase to 87 million in 2030. Özlem . Korkmaz. . Dilmen. . . Associate Professor of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care. Cerrahpasa School of Medicine. Learning Objectives. Definition of unconsciousness. Common causes. Diagnosis and treatment of unconscious patient. Rachel Garvin, MD. Assistant Professor, Neurosurgery. Assistant Professor, Emergency Medicine. Assistant Professor, Neurology. Neurocritical. Care. Emergency Medicine Grand Rounds. February 11, 2015. Transfusion Update for General . Practice. . Hospital Transfusion Team. RD&E. rde-tr.HTT@nhs.net. . . Welcome to Transfusion Training!. The aim of this training is to support you as General Practitioners in making appropriate, safe decisions when you request and prescribe blood . transfusion. BRI BUDLOVSKY R3. January 2015. OVERVIEW. The process. Blood components. Testing. Consent. Transfusion reactions. Donation. Donation. TEST. SPECIFIC. AGENTS. TESTS. Group. ABO,. Rh. Alloantibodies. Why we should not use whole blood. Whole blood has plasma which is a source of numerous infections and antibodies not native to the recipient.. Plasma of whole blood does NOT have any platelet , coagulation factors because stored blood at 2-8 C loses all the above components.. Asst. Prof. Dr. Ghaith Ali Jasim. PhD Pharmacology. Your Reference…. Goldfrank’s. . Toxicologic. Emergencies. NINTH EDITION. . Toxicology. is the science of poison and its effects in living organisms. There are several divisions of toxicology, one of which is clinical toxicology. . Minh-Ha Tran, DO, FASCP. UC Irvine Health. Transfusion Medicine Service . Agenda. State the guiding principles of Patient Blood Management. Name the three phases of perioperative blood conservation. Discuss examples of modalities relevant to each phase. for Red Blood Cell Transfusion. Based on the Patient Blood Management Guidelines. Every . ONE . matters. Patient Blood Management Guidelines. www.blood.gov.au. . www.blood.gov.au/pbm-guidelines. . Single Unit. part 2. ma_attari@med.mui.ac.ir. A. and . B,. The sitting position. The patient is typically . semirecumbent. rather than sitting. In . A,. the head holder support is correctly positioned such that the head can be lowered without the need to detach the head holder first. The configuration in . disese. (ESRD) posted for renal transplant and . ileal. conduit . .. Presentor. – . DR.Smruti. . Govekar. (JRIII). . Dept.of. Anaesthesiology. A 11 year old female child was referred from nephrology OPD for renal transplant surgery for pre . PhD Pharmacology. Your Reference…. Goldfrank’s. . Toxicologic. Emergencies. NINTH EDITION. . Toxicology. is the science of poison and its effects in living organisms. There are several divisions of toxicology, one of which is clinical toxicology. . Venous Blood Collection (Phlebotomy): this is obtained by venipuncture, preferably in the . antecubital. fossa. It is preferred for most hematological examinations and drains a large volume of blood. Its color is dark red.   .