Unit 3 - Donation Testing and Components Processing
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Unit 3 - Donation Testing and Components Processing
Indicative Content
In this unit you will learn about:
Preparation and quality monitoring of blood components
Preparation and specifications of blood components with special requirements
Testing requirements for blood donations in the UK
Transfusion transmitted infections with respect to blood donation
European Blood Safety Directives and Blood Safety and Quality Regulations
Guidelines for the Blood Transfusion Services in the UK
BCSH guidelines for the use of irradiated blood components
BCSH guidelines for neonates and older children
Learning Outcomes
You will be expected to:
Determine, explain and discuss the design, operation and performance of processing techniques for blood components
Determine, explain and categorise additional processing and testing requirements for non-routine blood components
Identify, explain and categorise quality monitoring procedures applied to blood components
Determine, describe and categorise the design, operation and performance of automated and semi-automated testing technology used in blood donor testing.
Determine, explain, formulate and interpret the investigation of complex serological reactions, including recommendations for resolving unexpected anomalies, in donor testing
Describe and categorise the aetiology of transfusion transmitted infections. Discuss and recommend investigations for a range of transfusion transmitted infections.
Determine, describe and explain component validation, specification and labeling criteria
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