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CP2D WHOLE BLOOD

ANTICOAGULANTCITRATEPHOSPHATEDOUBLE DEXTROSESOLUTION

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70 ml Anticoagulant Citrate Phosphate DoubleDextrose Solution for collection of 500 ml ofblood. Each 70 ml of CP2D solution contains 3.57 g dextrose (monohydrate), USP; 1.84 gsodium citrate (dihydrate), USP; 0.229 g citricacid (monohydrate), USP; and 0.155 g monobasic sodium phosphate (monohydrate),USP. Use only if solution is clear.

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110 ml of preservative AS-3 solution contains1.21 g dextrose (monohydrate), USP; 0.647 g sodium citrate (dihydrate), USP; 0.451 g sodiumchloride, USP; 0.304 g monobasic sodiumphosphate (monohydrate), USP; 0.046 g citricacid (monohydrate), USP; and 0.333 g adenine,USP. Contain 16.5 mEq of sodium. Use only ifsolution is clear.

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GO?The Life Saving Journey Explained

Blood flows into the diversion pouch

• Beforebloodflows intothewholeblood collectionbag,asmall portionisdivertedinto thediversionpouch.

• Thediversionpouch capturesthesmall amountofskinthatis pickedupwhenthe needleisinserted.

• Thisbloodis transferredintopilot tubesthatareused fortesting.

Blood is diverted to the collection bag

• Oncethediversionpouchis full,bloodflowsintothe wholebloodcollectionbag (seeabove).

Leukocytes are reduced

• Oncethewholebloodis separatedintoindividual components,afilter(seeleft) removesmostofthewhite bloodcells(leukocytes)from redbloodcellsandplatelets.

Platelets

• Plateletsareacellularelementneededforbloodto clotproperly.

• Plateletscanbeprocessedfromwholeblood(seeleft), ortheycanbecollectedindividuallybyanautomated processknownasapheresis.

• Plateletsareusedtocorrectlowplateletcounts (thrombocytopenia)inpatientsundergoingchemotherapy, orotherconditionsinwhichthepatientlosesplatelets, suchasmassivetrauma.

Blood Component Therapy

• Bloodcomponenttherapyismadepossiblebecause singlewholeblooddonationsaremanufacturedinto theindividualcomponentsofredbloodcells, platelets,plasma,andcryoprecipitate.

• Asaresult,onedonationcanbenefitmultiplepatients.

Red Blood Cells

• Redbloodcellstransportoxygentothebody’stissues.

• Redbloodcellsaretransfusedtotreatanemia resultingfrom,forexample,kidneyfailure, chemotherapyregimens,gastrointestinalbleedingor bloodlossduetotraumaorsurgery.

Plasma

• Plasmaistheliquidportionoftheblood,inwhichtheredcells, whitecellsandplateletsaresuspended.

• Itcarriesclottingfactors,electrolytes,nutrients,hormonesand antibodiesasitcirculatesthroughoutthebody.

• Plasmaistransfusedtoburnpatientsandpatientssufferingmassive hemorrhageduetotraumaordisease.

Cryoprecipitate

• Cryoprecipitateisaspecialtyproductthatismadeandusedinthe treatmentofvon-Willebrand’sdiseaseandtoreplacefibrinogen.

• Itismadefromfrozenplasmathruaprocessthatleavesonly FactorVIII,fibrinogenandvonWillebrandfactor.

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OHIOAdams County Regional Medical Center

Bethesda North HospitalBethesda Medical Center at Arrow Springs

Brown County General HospitalButler County Medical Center

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical CenterCincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center -

Liberty CampusDrake Center

Evendale Medical CenterGood Samaritan HospitalHighland District Hospital

Jewish HospitalMercy Hospital AndersonMercy Hospital ClermontMercy Hospital FairfieldMercy Hospital Mt. Airy

Mercy Hospital Western Hills

Shriners Hospital for ChildrenSouthern Ohio Medical Center

The Christ HospitalUC Health Surgical Hospital

University HospitalVeterans Affairs Medical Center

West Chester Hospital

KENTUCKYSt. Elizabeth CovingtonSt. Elizabeth Edgewood

St. Elizabeth FlorenceSt. Elizabeth Ft. Thomas

St. Elizabeth Grant

INDIANADearborn County Hospital

Margaret Mary Community Hospital

Who does Hoxworth serve?WhenyoudonatewithHoxworthBloodCenter,youarehelpingpatientsinneedofbloodandbloodcomponentsat32hospitalsandmedicalcentersintheTri-State.

What is the rarest blood type?TherarestbloodtypeistheoneNOTontheshelfwhenitisneeded.

Therefore,weneedblooddonorsofALLbloodtypestomakeregulardonationssothatwecanensureasafeandadequatebloodsupplyforthecommunitiesweserve.

OnegativeisknownastheUniversalDonor,makingup7%ofallindividuals.Inemergencysituations,Onegativeredcellscanbegiventopeoplewithanybloodtype.IndividualswhoareABpositivecanreceiveanytypeofredcells.

Thechartbelowidentifiespercentagesofthefourmaintypesofbloodwithinthegeneralpopulation.

Blood Group Population Percentage Rh Positive Percentage Rh Negative Percentage

O 45% 38% 7%

A 40% 34% 6%

B 11% 9% 2%

AB 4% 3% 1%

ANDERSONFive Mile Center

7715 Five Mile Road

BLUE ASH9708 Kenwood Road

DOWNTOWNTri-State Building

432 Walnut Street, 2nd Floor

FT. MITCHELLFt. Mitchell Station Shopping Center

2220 Grandview Drive, Suite 140

HOXWORTH CENTRAL AT UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI

Hoxworth Center Building3130 Highland Avenue, 4th Floor

MASONGovernor’s Pointe Shopping Center

9554 Mason-Montgomery Road

TRI-COUNTYWimbledon Plaza

11812 Springfield Pike/Route 4

WESTERN HILLSAnderson Ferry Plaza

2041 Anderson Ferry Road

Where can I donate?HoxworthBloodCenterhaseightconvenientlylocatedneighborhooddonorcenters.

Toscheduleanappointmenttodonateatoneofthesecenters,call 513-451-0910 or800-830-1091. Tofindacommunityblooddrivenearyouortoscheduleonline,visitwww.hoxworth.org.

Youneedtobe17yearsold(16yearswithparentalconsent),weighatleast110poundsandgenerallyfeelhealthyandwelltodonate.

What is in my blood?Bloodiscomposedofplasmaandcellularcomponents

(redbloodcells,whitebloodcellsandplatelets).Thepercentageofredcellsinyourbloodismeasuredbythehematocrittestthatisdonepriortodonation.Inordertodonatewholeblood,

yourhematocritlevelmustbeatleast38%andtodonatedoubleredcells,yourhematocritmustbeatleast40%.

Plasma substances and water(about 55 percent)

White blood cells and platelets(less than one percent)

Red blood cells(almost 45 percent)

How will my blood be used?Eachday,HoxworthBloodCenterneedstocollectatleast350unitsofbloodand40unitsofapheresisplateletstomeettheneedsofpatientsintheTri-Statearea.Oncetestingandprocessingiscomplete,theunitsaredispersedtothe32hospitalsservedbyHoxworthwheretheyaretransfusedtopatientswithavarietyofmedicalneeds.

Theseneedsrangefromtreatmentoftraumaticinjuriestoelectivesurgeries.Thechartbelowindicatestheaveragenumberofunitsthatareneededforsomeofthemanypotentialuses.

Examples of Blood Use

Severe Automobile Accident

Heart Surgery

Organ Transplant

Bone Marrow Transplant

Average Transfusion Event

Average Number of Units Used

50 units of blood

6 units of blood, 6 units of platelets

40 units of blood, 30 units of platelets,20 units of cryoprecipitate, 25 units of frozen plasma

120 units of platelets, 20 units of blood

3.4 units of blood

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