Haemonetics received a report on (b)(6) 2014 for a mcs+ device with a donor adverse reaction.A phone call from the customer was received stating that during a universal platelet protocol (upp) procedure, the donor experienced an adverse reaction during the sixth cycle of the procedure.The donor was feeling faint with diaphoresis and paleness.The device displayed a high pressure at the donor pressure monitor message and then the donor's vein blew.The procedure was discontinued.The donor was placed in (b)(6) position.There was no change in symptoms over the next five minutes and the donor was transferred within the center to the clinical room where 500ml of glucose 5% solution was administered via iv.An additional 150ml was given and the donor improved significantly.An hour post infusion, the donor departed the center in good condition.The center received a phone call a few hours later from the donor stating that she was transported to the hospital after fainting on the bus.The donor was given a doctor letter for three days of no work.Follow up with the donor found no issues since this incident.
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