CTBS 2023 Exam With 100% Correct Answers

CTBS 2023 Exam With 100% Correct Answers Container An enclosure for 1 finished unit of transplantable tissue (1 unit of tissue). Package A labeled box, carton, receptacle, or wrapper containing tissue and may contain one or more containers and accompanying labeling materials. Contains labeling materials with multiple containers Container label All containers 10 items including reference to package insert (includes: tissue ID number + 9 listed items = 10 items in actuality) (additional info for autologous tissue) Transport package label Domestic 6 items International: Same as domestic + receiving country needs and Federal Government additions Package insert All packages: 21 items CV donors: Add another 11 items TOTAL: 32 items Preparation instructions shoudl be clear... and allow OR personnel of average skill to follow and complete procedure successfully Error A deviation from SOPM, Standards, or applicable laws or regulations. May affect: -Tissue quality -Disease transmission -Traceability of tissue Accident Any occurrence, not associated with a deviation from SOPs, standards, or applicable laws/regulations during donor screening or testing, tissue recovery, collection or acquisition, processing, quarantining, labeling, storage, distribution, or dispensing that may affect: the performance, biocompatibility, freedom from transmissible pathogens, or ability to trace tissue to the donor. May affect: -Tissue quality -Disease transmission -Traceability of tissue -Biocompatibility of tissue NOT associated with departure from protocols/SOPM/laws/standards Variance A departure from Standards that is pre-approved by the AATB Board of Governors prior to implementation. Intentional. Deviation An event that is a departure from a procedure or normal practice (can be intentional). Not just limited to things that affect tissue quality, disease transmission, or tracking. Physical assessment An examination of DECEASED donor's body -Ante-mortem or post-mortem -Identify evidence of: HR behavior, signs of HIV or Hep, viral or bacterial infections, trauma to recovery sites -To confirm ID of donor -To verify and confirm DRAI and EMR information -Must be completed prior to recovery by someone trained and competent Physical examination An examination of a LIVING donor's body -determine evidence of HR behavior -determine overall general health -exam after DRAI should encompass a directed exam (is history is suspect) You are training a staff member about authorization and they ask you: What makes a Document of Authorization different from a Document of Gift? A. It is a legal record B. It describes postmortem recovery C. It can be signed or recorded D. The signer is an Authorizing Person D You are a recovery coordinator reviewing a donor's fluid intake. At what donor age must you have blood loss AND infusion of 2000mL of blood products/fluids when considering plasma dilution? A. ≥ 12 years old B. 12 years old C. ≤ 12 years old D. 12 years old B You are physically examining a donor. You notice that their sclera (white of the eye) is obviously yellow. Without any other explanation, which of the following could be a cause? A. Spleen inflammation due to hepatitis B. Liver inflammation due to hepatitis C. Inflamed lymph nodes due to HIV D. Pneumonia as part of AIDS B