Blood Administration

4. Flushing and itching could be signs of an ______ Reaction to the blood.
5. The maximum amount of time blood can infuse?
6. How many minutes do you stay in the room with the patient upon starting blood transfusion.
11. Blood is to be hung within _______ minutes of receiving it.
12. The two identifiers for blood administration are ____and MR#.
13. All patients must have this on before receiving blood.
14. You must scan these for both nurses when doing 2 person verification.
16. Check vital signs_______ getting blood.

1. The first thing you do if you suspect a reaction?
2. Scan the _______ on the back of the blood bag for blood unit #.
3. Always do this to IV line when blood is completed.
7. Smallest gauge needle you can use to for infuse blood.
8. Blood is always hung with this IV fluid?
9. These are taken before hanging blood, 15 minutes after infusion, and when blood is finished.
10. What is blood discarded in?
15. Always ________ patients for signs of a transfusion reactions.