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1. 
All the upcoming cases are indication for blood transfusion process except
A.
A patient with severe anemia
B.
A patient who exposed to major burring accident
C.
A patient who has thrombocytopenia
D.
A patient who diagnosed by cardiomyopathy
2. 
What is the purpose behind blood transfusion for a patient who has anemia ?
A.
To regulate the plasma level
B.
To restore the red blood cell count and hemoglobin levels
C.
To provide selected cellular components as replacement therapy
D.
To regulate platelets level.
3. 
Which a blood transfusion components that needed for a patient who has thrombocytopenia?
A.
Platelet
B.
Whole Blood
C.
Packed RBCs
D.
Plasma
4. 
Which a blood transfusion components that needed for a patient who exposed to major burning?
A.
Plasma
B.
Platelets
C.
Whole blood
D.
Packed RBCs
5. 
What are the potential reactions that can occur during a blood transfusion ?
A.
Hemolytic, febrile, allergic, hypervolemia, sepsis
B.
Hemolytic, febrile, allergic, hypothermia, sepsis
C.
Hemolytic, febrile, allergic, hyperkalemia, sepsis
D.
Hemolytic, febrile, allergic, hypotension, sepsis
6. 
What is the main reason behind hemolytic reaction during the blood transfusion process?
A.
Incompatibility between the donor and the patient
B.
Sensitivity of the patient's blood to white blood cells, platelets or plasma proteins.
C.
Faster administration than the circulation can accommodate
D.
Contaminated blood administered.
7. 
What is the main reason behind Hypervolemia reaction during the blood transfusion process?
A.
Incompatibility between the donor and the patient
B.
Sensitivity of the patient's blood to white blood cells, platelets or plasma proteins.
C.
Faster administration than the circulation can accommodate
D.
Contaminated blood administered.
8. 
What is the main reason behind Febrile reaction during the blood transfusion process?
A.
Faster administration than the circulation can accommodate
B.
Client’s blood and blood transfusion are incompatible
C.
Contaminated blood administered
D.
Sensitivity of the patient's blood to white blood cells, platelets or plasma proteins.
9. 
What should the nurse do if a patient experiences sepsis during a blood transfusion?
A.
Discontinue the transfusion, send the remaining blood to the laboratory, and obtain a blood specimen for culture
B.
Stop transfusion, notify the physician, send the remaining blood to the laboratory.
C.
Place the patient upright with feet dependent, administer diuretics and oxygen, slow the transfusion
D.
Stop the transfusion, keep the vein open with NSS, monitor vital signs.
10. 
What are the clinical signs associated with hypervolemia during a blood transfusion?
A.
Hypotension, tachycardia, and cyanosis.
B.
Hypotension, tachycardia, and flushed skin
C.
Hypotension, tachycardia, and distended neck veins.
D.
hypotension, vomiting, and diarrhea .