MEDICAL COMPLIANCE

2. This may need to be applied if a "high risk" event is discovered. We follow instructions on the Unsuitable Events Management Table
3. This type of deferral is applied if a donor declines to answer the high risk questions (two words)
5. In addition to verifying minimum quantities, what else is assessed during the monthly Emergency Supply Kit review (two words)
9. This type of event requires immediate discontinuation of the procedure and removal of the offending stimuli (if possible)
10. In addition to verifying the pressure is greater than 25%, the Oxygen Tank indicator must be this.
12. This type of adverse event is raised for bruises, arterial punctures,infections, and nerve injuries.
13. If this type of gender is reported, Medical Staff must contact the DMD or ACMD prior to taking additional actions

1. It is important to verify that you assigned to the correct one electronically, especially if you move between other production areas.
4. The reassessment of this can only be performed by Medical, and all changes require supportive documentation. Some changes also require additional notes, consents, and questionnaires to be ordered as applicable
6. Prior to using one, we must make sure it is listed on the Medical Staff Terminology List
7. The name of the area where everyone goes in the event of an emergency
8. If a donor receives a failed result for this type of test (not viral), the donor is permanently deferred and must be counseled. The counseling handout is captured in a Supporting Documentation Issue
9. This is required for the first screening test trending review for blood pressure
11. This type of adverse event requires a minimum observation period of 30 minutes following donation completion
14. This is the primary resource utilized to determine medical suitability