SOP.COL.01.11 (Collection Team)

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1. Question
A repeat donor arrives at the session. The donor failed prescreen at the first visit as it reacted very fearfully to the clippers. The owner was given the clipper training advice sheet and asked to return in 3 months time. Which of the following statements is FALSE?
- The dog must weigh at least 23.75kg
- The dog will need to be allocated a D number if a pre-screen sample is taken as no needle will have been placed at the first visit
- The dog will not need any screens as they will have been carried out at the first visit
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A donor arrives at the session and they are on long term medication. What happens now?
- The drug and exclusion list should be checked to see if the medication requires the dog to be excluded or if they can still donate.
- The donor will not be able to donate
- The donor is fine to donate if everything in prescreen is fine and if the medication means the unit is unsafe it will be discarded before it is processed.
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Select the 2 TRUE statements regarding First time donors from the options below.
- They must weight at least 25kg
- The owner and vet must have both signed a consent form
- No blood samples are taken in pre-screen at the first visit as it is unknown at this point if the donor will donate and therefore screens may not be required.
- All donors are allocated a D number at their first visit regardless of whether they are approved or not
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4. Question
Select the 2 TRUE statements regarding repeat donors from the list below.
- Repeat donors must weigh at least 25kg
- The owner need to complete the Health Check – Repeat Donors Form and there must be a signed consent form in the donor pack as this is obtained at their first visit.
- Repeat donors will never need any blood samples to be taken for screening as they will have had this carried out at the first visit
- Repeat donors cannot donate if they donated less than 8 weeks ago
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Providing the donor weighs at least 25kg, it doesn’t matter if the dog is grossly over or underweight, it is fine to donate.
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- False
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6. Question
Select the TWO statements that are incorrect regarding the sequence of tasks in prescreen.
- The phlebotomy site should be clipped and local applied and blood samples taken before the physical examination is carried out
- The physical examination should be carried out before any blood samples are taken so that blood samples are not taken unnecessarily if the donor cannot donate
- The donor's weight should be checked on arrival before any pre-screen tasks are undertaken
- The donor should not be given treats in pre-screen until all the tasks have been completed (physical exam, blood taken, microchip checked, paperwork completed)
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