Receive call from designated communication lead in clinical area: ‘This relates to massive haemorrhage situation’ The caller will state: Communication.

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Receive call from designated communication lead in clinical area: ‘This relates to massive haemorrhage situation’ The caller will state: Communication lead’s name and contact telephone number, name of consultant responsible, and the name and grade of the person activating the protocol Patient’s ID (surname, forename, hospital number, DOB or minimum acceptable patient identifiers if unknown) Requirements: Whether O Neg is to be/has been used Order massive haemorrhage pack 1 Clarify urgency of requirements to decide on need for further emergency group O, or time to wait for group specific or crossmatched red cells (issue as part of pack 1) U+E, FBC, PT, APTT, Fibrinogen, ABG*, Calcium*, lactate* * may be near patient test Receive call from designated communication lead in clinical area: ‘This relates to massive haemorrhage situation’ The caller will state: Communication lead’s name and contact telephone number, name of consultant responsible, and the name and grade of the person activating the protocol Patient’s ID (surname, forename, hospital number, DOB or minimum acceptable patient identifiers if unknown) Requirements: Whether O Neg is to be/has been used Order massive haemorrhage pack 1 Clarify urgency of requirements to decide on need for further emergency group O, or time to wait for group specific or crossmatched red cells (issue as part of pack 1) U+E, FBC, PT, APTT, Fibrinogen, ABG*, Calcium*, lactate* * may be near patient test Transfusion receives Call ‘Massive Haemorrhage, Location, Specialty’ On standby Transfusion receives Call ‘Massive Haemorrhage, Location, Specialty’ On standby Transfusion Perform Group, antibody screen and crossmatch Prepare MHP 1 Red cells*4 units (*emergency group O blood, group specific blood, XM’d blood depending on urgency) FFP (group specific) 4 units Platelets: ensure that 2 ATD are available in stock, or order from blood centre Transfusion Perform Group, antibody screen and crossmatch Prepare MHP 1 Red cells*4 units (*emergency group O blood, group specific blood, XM’d blood depending on urgency) FFP (group specific) 4 units Platelets: ensure that 2 ATD are available in stock, or order from blood centre Haematology Perform FBC, PT, APTT, Fibrinogen Haematology Perform FBC, PT, APTT, Fibrinogen Ring clinical area (communication lead) when blood / components ready Ring clinical area (communication lead) when blood / components ready Receive samples and request forms Massive Haemorrhage Pathway Activated Laboratory Management of Massive Haemorrhage Ring results to communication lead when available Receive further calls from communication lead in clinical area: Repeat investigations Order for MHP 2 Liaise with on call haematologist (consultant / SpR) Order for further components dependent on ongoing results Stand down Receive further calls from communication lead in clinical area: Repeat investigations Order for MHP 2 Liaise with on call haematologist (consultant / SpR) Order for further components dependent on ongoing results Stand down Restock Emergency Group O blood in satellite fridges Complete traceability audit trail Restock Emergency Group O blood in satellite fridges Complete traceability audit trail Prepare MHP 2 Red cells4 units FFP 4 units Platelets1 ATD Cryoprecipitate2 packs if requested Prepare MHP 2 Red cells4 units FFP 4 units Platelets1 ATD Cryoprecipitate2 packs if requested v2 2011