THE RATIONAL USE OF BLOOD AND BLOOD PRODUCTS

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THE RATIONAL USE OF BLOOD AND BLOOD PRODUCTS

Presentation Aims To discuss the following: The various components available from blood The rational use of blood and its components Problems faced Proposals for improved blood product usage

Blood is an amazing fluid Keeps us warm Provides nutrients for cells, tissues and organs Removes waste products from various sites

Blood components Packed red blood cells(PRBC) Platelets ( PRP ) Fresh Frozen Plasma (FFP) Cryoprecipitate ( CP ) Cryo poor plasma ( CPP)

Theoretical Yield of components 1 unit of blood theoretically gives 1 unit FFP 1 unit PRBC’s 1 random donor unit Platelet

Rational Use of Blood Right product RATIONAL Right dose Right time Right reasons

Logic (Rationale behind Rational use of blood) Economy -Scarcity of resource 1 in 4 get blood component Safety - Inherent risks involved in transfusion therapy 1 in 2 million gets HIV Scientifically appropriate Haematinic in nutritional anemia

Guidelines For Promoting Component Therapy Definite indication - A blood transfusion should never be ordered unless it is worth the risk Single unit transfusion – has no significant therapeutic benefit Use of fresh blood - should be avoided because of increased risk of infections (TTI)

1. Give only what is needed Red cells O2 carrying capacity (Anemia) Platelets Thrombocytopenia FFP Multiple clotting factor deficiency CRYO Hemophilia A

2. Different Storage Conditions Comp. Temp. Shelf life Red cells 4-60 C 35 days FFP/CPP - 40 0 C 1 year Platelets 22-240 C on platelet agitator 5days CRYO - 400 C 1 Year 10

3. Conservation of Scarce Resource Separation of whole blood in 3-4 components Benefits more than one patient at a time.

Centrifugation Principle Sediment of blood cells depend on their size as well as the difference of their density from that of the surrounding fluid, viscosity of medium, flexibility of the cells which are temperature dependent 30/11/49 MD-3-49

Whole blood vs Packed red cells Parameter Whole blood Volume 350 – 450 ml Increment in Hb 1 -1.5 gm/dl Red cell mass /ml Same as PRBC Viable platelets No Labile factors Plasma citrate ++++ Allergic reactions FNHTR Risk of TTI Waste of components Yes Packed red cells 200 – 240 ml 1 -1.5 gm/dl Same as WB No +

Why whole blood not rational Maximize blood resource Whole blood one patient Component therapy four patients packed red cells thalassemia plasma liver disease / burns platelets thrombocytopenia cryoprecipitate hemophilia Specific storage requirements of components Whole blood + 40C Components platelets + 20 – 24 oC cryoprecipitate & FFP - 30oC red cells + 2 – 80C

Why whole blood not rational Better patient management concentrated dose of required component avoid circulatory overload minimize reactions eg. Requirement of platelets to raise count from 20 to 50,000/ul fresh whole blood 5 units 1750 ml random platelets 5 units 250 ml apheresis platelets 1 unit 200 ml Decreased cost of management except for the cost of bag, other expenses remain same

“Fresh blood” – a misconception What is “fresh blood”? unit kept at 4oC for 4 hours is no longer “fresh” storage lesions in different constituents due to storage temp Increased risk of disease transmission intracellular pathogens (CMV, HTLV) survive in leukocyte in fresh blood syphilis transmission Treponema can not survive > 96 hours in stored blood malaria transmission malarial parasite can not survive > 72 hrs in stored blood

“Fresh blood” – a misconception Immunological complication due to WBCs in fresh blood TA-GvHD – 90% fatality TA-immunomodulation alloimmunization Logistics no time for component preparation less time for infection screening increased chances of error

Compatibility The clinician should; complete all required details on the blood request form 2. accurately label blood sample tubes 3. check the identity of the patient, the product and the documentation at the patient’s bedside before transfusion.

Warming Blood No evidence that warming blood is beneficial to the patient when infusion is slow

Summary No place for Whole Blood in clinical medicine Discourage single unit / fresh blood Component preparation and use is the demand of time Promotion of judicious use of blood / components Promote autologous use of blood