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Case Presentation #1Fluids Received:• 48 Hours prior to blood draw:• 11 units PRBC (4070 mL)• 4340 mL Colloid• 1 Hour prior to blood draw:• 100mL NS
Case Presentation #1• Donor Weight: 326 lbs (148 kg)• Donor Height: 5’10510” (178cm)• Estimated Blood/<strong>Plasma</strong> Volume (FDA method)• BV= 148 kg /0.015= 9,867 mL• PV= 148 kg/0.025= 5,920 mL• Blood+Colloid+Crystalloid = 8,510 mL < BV• Colloid + Crystalloid = 4,440 mL < PV• Passes- Sample Acceptable
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