Six Blood Products available???? HELP

[tavo_80816]

ok so I have this case study and one of the questions I have to answer says:

Identify six blood products available to be given to patients and nursing considerations required.

what do they mean "six blood products"??? (does it mean like A+, O-, AB-, etc????)

any help would be appreciated.

[EMT-2-RN]

PRBC's, FFP, Platelets, Cryo, Whole blood, and .... the last is slipping my mind right now. I guessing that is what you are looking for.

[WalkieTalkie, RN]

Albumin and clotting factors as well...

[cookienay]

RhoGam is also considered a blood product

[canoehead, BSN, RN]

Good gravy, I'm an old jaded nurse but does anyone ever google their questions anymore? Or look on the Red Cross site?

[CraigB-RN, MSN, RN]

Remember this is the world were the girl trapped in a storm drain, didn't call 911 she posted it on facebook. I see a psych paper on the topic. :)

[Whispera, MSN, RN]

I'm researching this....send info...but first I must post it on Facebook!

[Lucky0220]

Not to be mean, but, I'm thinking that the OP needs to start a new thread: "Help Me With My Homework, Please"

[Medic2RN, BSN, RN, EMT-P]

I'm really old....I remember those things I carried all around campus with me that were made of paper, really heavy, it had many pages and words....and I found all of these interesting things written in them.....like, like answers.

just yanking yer chain!

[Whispera, MSN, RN]

Those "book" things....didn't they have things called "table of contents" and "index" where someone could find which page topics are on? I have a memory of such things!

Seriously.... stepping off soapbox....