CPD course for Medical Laboratory Officers
Vein to Vein Blood Transfusion CPD Series: Chapter 5 – Component Preparation & Pint Dispatch - PowePoint 2026 (3 CPD)
3 CPD points · All levels · 10 lessons
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Learning Objectives
- State why blood components are prepared
- Outline the steps in component preparation,
- Understand basic quality control and documentation for all blood components.
- Understand how to Maintain cold chain and temperature monitoring.
- Understand procedures for issuing, receiving, and handling returned blood units
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Course curriculum
Chapter 5 – Component Preparation & Pint Dispatch
Introduction
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Chapter 5 Learning objectives
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Chapter 5 Component Preparation & Pint Dispatch Lesson1 of 6 Why Components
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Chapter 5 Component Preparation & Pint Dispatch Lesson2 of 6 component preparation
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Chapter 5 Component Preparation & Pint Dispatch Lesson3 of 6 basic quality control and documentation
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Chapter 5 Component Preparation & Pint Dispatch Lesson4 of 6 cold Chain
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Chapter 5 Component Preparation & Pint Dispatch Lesson5 of 6 Dispatch
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Chapter 5 Component Preparation & Pint Dispatch Outro
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Chapter 5 Quiz: Blood Component Preparation
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