Oakstone Comprehensive Review of Blood Banking 2015
Format:17 videos + 1 pdf, size: 4.87 GB
Course Audience: pathologists
Overview:
Expand your knowledge of transfusion medicine and learn new protocols for Patient Blood Management. Ideal for MOC.
Comprehensive Review of Blood Banking
Comprehensive Review of Blood Banking features 17 state-of-the-art lectures taught by experts in blood management and transfusion medicine. It is available online or on disk and is a convenient way to earn CME credit and stay on top of the latest guidelines. The program is designed to advance the practice and standards of transfusion medicine and cellular therapies. It is the ideal home study course for training and practicing pathologists and cytopathologists looking to expand their knowledge of transfusion medicine, optimize patient/donor care and safety, and learn the proper protocols for Patient Blood Management. The course will help you to better:
- Describe the blood components obtained and processed at blood center collection facilities.
- Recognize the clinically significant blood groups and how to test for their presence (group, typing, antibody screen, antibody identification).
- Identify the many adverse reactions that can occur with blood transfusion.
- Apply guidelines for transfusion of the products using evidence-based criteria.
- Discuss blood components, how they are collected, processed and used appropriately.
- Apply the most updated knowledge and molecular techniques in daily practice.
Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of this CME activity, you will be better able to:
- Describe the blood components obtained and processed at blood center collection facilities
- Recognize the clinically significant blood groups and how to test for their presence (group, typing, antibody screen, antibody identification)
- Identify the many adverse reactions that can occur with blood transfusion
- Apply guidelines for transfusion of the products using evidence-based criteria
- Discuss blood components, how they are collected, processed and used appropriately
- Apply the most updated knowledge and molecular techniques in daily practice
Intended Audience
Pathology residents, practicing pathologists for re-certification (clinical pathology boards or transfusion medicine subspecialty boards).
Date Of Original Release: August 1, 2015
01 Selection and screening of donors Jay Menitove, MD (Video MP4 Format)
02 ABO Rh Deanne Stephens, MT(ASCP)SBB (Video MP4 Format)
03 Minor Blood Groups Bernadette Graves, MT(ASCP)SBB (Video MP4 Format)
04 Antibody ID and Screen Gina Folk, BS, MLS (ASCP) SBB (Video MP4 Format)
05 Red Cells and Related Products Lowell Tilzer, MD, PhD (Video MP4 Format)
06 Plasma Transfusion Aryeh Shander, MD (Video MP4 Format)
07 Platelet Transfusion Ira A. Shulman, MD (Video MP4 Format)
08 Product Modification (irrad, LR, frozen, washed) Jay Menitove, MD (Video MP4 Format)
09 Special Transfusions (HIV, neonatal, autoimmune) Paul Ness, MD (Video MP4 Format)
10 Preoperative Blood Management Elora Thorpe, RN, MSN (Video MP4 Format)
11 Perioperative Blood Management Jerod Grove, MD (Video MP4 Format)
12 Massive Transfusion Protocol Jerod Grove, MD (Video MP4 Format)
13 Adverse Reactions Jay Menitove, MD (Video MP4 Format)
14 Therapeutic Apheresis Lowell Tilzer, MD, PhD (Video MP4 Format)
15 Coag Factor Concentrates Brian Wicklund, MDCM, MPH (Video MP4 Format)
16 Patient Blood Management Ky Stoltzfus, MD (Video MP4 Format)
17 Dosing Rh Immune Globulin for Rh Immunoprophylaxis S. Gerald Sandler, MD, FACP, FCAP (Video MP4 Format)
Syllabus (PDF Format)