Healthcare · Food Safety · Intermediate
Record temperatures at least twice daily — AM and PM. Check alarm status at every reading. Investigate any out-of-range reading immediately. Do not issue products from equipment with unresolved temperature alarms.
A twice-daily temperature monitoring log for blood bank technologists recording storage temperatures for all blood product storage equipment — refrigerators for red blood cells, platelet incubators, plasma freezers, and thawing equipment. Documents each reading against the required range, alarm events, and corrective actions taken when temperatures deviate from specification.
Blood products are biological therapies with strict temperature requirements — red cells at 1–6 °C, platelets at 20–24 °C with agitation, and plasma at −18 °C or below. Temperature excursions can render blood products unsuitable for transfusion. Twice-daily manual checks supplement continuous electronic monitoring and provide the documented record required for accreditation.
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