<prompt> Blood components products are:Whole bloodPlateletsFresh frozen plasmaAll of the above  <response>: Answer is D All of the above Commonly used blood components Product Description Common Indications Whole Blood No elements removed Not for routine use I unit 450 ml - 45m Contains RBC, WBC, plasma and platelets WBC Acute, massive bleeding platelets may be nonfunctional Deficienct in factors V VII Open hea surgery Neonatal total exchange Packed Red Cells PRBC Most plasma, WBC, platelets removed; Replacement in chronic and acute blood loss, GI bleeding, I unit 250 -- 300 nil 1 unit should raise HCT 3 trauma Leukocyte -Poor Red cells Most WBC removed by filtration to make it less Potential renal transplant patients Leukocute reduced Red antigenic Previous febrile transfusion reactions cells 5 x 106 WBC., few platelets, minimal plasma Patients requiring multiple transfusions leukemia etc I unit 200-250 ml Washed RBCs Like leukocyte-poor red cells, but WBC almost As for leucocyte poor red cells, but very expensive and I unit 300 ml completely removed much more purified. 5 x 106 WBC, no plasma Granulocytes, Phoresis Some RBC, 1 x 1016 PMNunit, Lymphocytes. I will 220 nil platelets Platelets smple unit 1 pack should raise count by 5000-8000 Decreased production or destruction aplastic anemia, 1 pack about 50 ml 6 pack means a pool of platelets from 6 units of acute leukemia, post-chemo etc blood. Counts 5000-10,000 risk of spontaneous hemorrhage 5 x le platelets unit, contains RBC, WBC Counts 10,000-30,000 if risk of bleeding headache, GI losses, contagious petechiae or active bleeding Counts 50,000 for major surgery Usually not indicated in ITP or TTP unless life-threatening bleeding or preoperative status. Platelets Phoresis unit 3 x leplateletsunit May be HLA matched I unit 300 ml Leukocyte- Reduced Platelets As above, but 5 x 106 WBCunit May decrease febrile reaction and CMV transmission, alloimmunization to HLA antigens Cryoprecipitate Cryo Contains factors VIII. XIII, von Willebrand factor Hemophilia A factor VIII deficiency, when safer factor unit 10 iiil and fibrinogen VIII concentrate not available; von Willebrand disease, fibrinogen deficiency Fresh frozen Plasma Contains factors II, VII, IX, X, XI, XII, XIII and Emergency reversal of warfarin FFP heat labile V and VII Massive transfusion 5 L in adults I unit 150-250 ml About 1 h to thaw 400 - if ml 400-600 - single-donor single Hypoglobulinemia IV immune globulin preferred pheresis Suspected or documented coagulopathy congenital or acquired with active bleeding or before surgery Clotting factor replacement when concentrates unavailable Not recommended for volume replacement 