Time for another BTLP-TACT exercise… It
gave me two cases.
00403 – a fifty-eight year-old woman needing group & save for a hernia repair.Her blood group was indeterminate as a positive result in the control tube invalidated the entire blood group. Apparently.Fortunately the antibody screen was negative.92445 – a seventy-six year old woman needing four units of FFP for reversal of warfarin therapy. Personally I wouldn’t have used FFP for reversal of warfarin therapy, but presumably the nice people at BTLP-TACT had already had that argument.She grouped as A Rh(D) Negative with antibody panel positive in cell 3. I requested antibody panels. The IAT and enzyme panels were positive in cell 8 corresponding with anti-Kp(a)I issued two units of A Rh(D) Negative FFP, and two units of A Rh(D) Positive FFP as there was no more A Rh(D) Negative FFP or any AB Rh(D) Negative FFB
I got the thumbs-down. I wasn’t supposed
to issue any plasma at all. Well, I know that. But when I said “presumably
the nice people at BTLP-TACT had already had that argument”, clearly they
hadn’t.
I’m getting fed up trying to
second-guess this software…
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