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Official Course
Description: MCCCD Approval: 11/22/05 |
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HCE127 20062-20062 |
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6 Period(s) |
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Practicum: Basic Donor Collection |
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Application of basic donor phlebotomy to obtain blood from donors in a community blood center setting including preparation, operation of equipment, and shipping and packaging procedures. Prerequisites: (HCE126 and acceptance into the Donor Phlebotomy program) or permission of Program Director. |
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MCCCD Official Course Competencies: |
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HCE127 20062-20062 |
Practicum: Basic Donor
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Apply quality assurance in donor collection. (I) |
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Apply Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) guidelines and laboratory safety in donor phlebotomy. (II) |
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Prepare, inspect, and label appropriate donor collection container set. (III) |
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Perform donor collection. (IV) |
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Recognize adverse reactions and apply remedies. (V) |
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Perform post-collection duties and donor care. (VI) |
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Perform evacuated tube system (ETS) venipuncture. (VII) |
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Perform packaging and shipping of blood components. (VIII) |
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Follow donor center policies and procedures. (IX) |
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MCCCD Official Course Outline: |
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HCE127
20062-20062 |
Practicum: Basic Donor
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I. Quality Assurance A. Precautions B. Potential areas of concern C. Equipment II. OSHA Guidelines/Safety in Donor Setting A. Collection B. Processing C. Post-Collection D. Self-Protection III. Collection Container Set Preparation A. Selection B. Inspection C. Labeling IV. Perform Donor Venipuncture A. Donor identification B. Donor eligibility C. Equipment D. Procedure E. Post-donor care F. Monitor and review donor record V. Adverse Donor Reactions and Remedies A. Mild B. Moderate C. Severe VI. Post Collection A. Donor care B. Duties VII. ETS Sample Collection A. Donor identification B. Venipuncture performance C. Tubes 1. Collection 2. Verification 3. Documentation VIII. Blood Components A. Packaging B. Shipping IX.
A. Policies B. Procedures |