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PTH-5005

Dr. Lloyd Cook

Transfusion Medicine 


 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Location: MCG Health Systems, Blood Bank Laboratory

Enrollment:  1 Minimum, 1 Maximum

Prerequisites:  Phase II

Duration: 1 month

Months Offered: February through October

Goals: Understanding general principles of transfusion therapy and therapeutic apheresis. Blood donation and hematopoietic progenitor cell (HPC) therapy/collection principles.

Objectives: Acquire specific clinical knowledge related to: compatibility testing; blood component therapy; therapeutic apheresis procedures; autologous and allogeneic blood donations; observe therapeutic phlebotomy procedures; hematopoietic progenitor cell (HPC) therapy and collection procedures; transfusion medicine clincial consultation process.

Activities: Rotate through blood bank service areas; observe threapeutic apheresis procedures; observe HPC collection; HPC unit processing; blood donor room observation; participate in clinical consultations.

Lab Hours: 40

Assessment: Verbal evaluation with preceptor at end of rotation.

This elective is by arrangement only. You must contact Dr. L. Cook, ext. 1-3769 and Kathy Radford, ext. 1-3905

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17 February 2009