A client is currently on IV therapy with 1L of CSL. After reviewing recent blood results...
A client is currently on IV therapy with 1L of CSL. After reviewing recent blood results of the client, doctor has prescribed transfusion of two units of Packed Red Cells (PRC). While commencing transfusion, what precautions should the Nurse take in regards to drug and blood product incompatibilities?
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Answer :
CSL means compound sodium lactate.
Drug and blood product compatibilities :
* Normally the sodium chloride is compatible with blood products.
* here patient is receiving compound sodium lactate it is also known as " Ringers lactate ".
* so ringers lactate does not compatible with blood products.
* even though it is not compatible the nurse has to take precautions while before transfixing blood to the clients.
Precautions are :
* ABO compatible test should be done before administration or transfusion of blood.
* cross matching should be done.
* adequate labeling must be there, that is shake well before use.
* add physical agent that is emulsifier.
* before transfixing blood anti allergic and NS AIDS should be given those are inj. Avil and inj. Decodron.
* test dose should be given first few drops slowly should be administered.
* vital signs should be monitored hourly.
* oxygen saturation levels should be monitored continuously.
* intake and out put chart should be maintained.
These are the precautions should be taken by nurse.
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