Top10 Transfusion Errors During Blood Administration | Medical English Listening Practice for Nurses

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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------👋 Hi nurses! Welcome to GANOHAMA, your go-to space for learning practical hospital English and transfusion nursing skills.

🩸 In this video, we go over 10 common errors that can happen during blood transfusion, explained through real-life nursing situations.
It’s great for new nurses, nursing students, and those preparing for overseas jobs.

🩺 Examples of transfusion errors you’ll learn about:
Missing baseline vital signs before transfusion

Verifying patient and blood alone (instead of double-checking with another nurse)

Using a transfusion filter for over 6 hours

Starting transfusion 30+ minutes after blood issued

Mixing 5% dextrose with blood (⚠️ dangerous!)

Not explaining the procedure to the patient

Improper temperature control during transport

Connecting the wrong blood product

Using an infusion pump for red cells (⚠️ not recommended)

Ignoring expiration dates or storage conditions

💡 What will you gain from this video?
✔ Recognize real mistakes that can happen during transfusion
✔ Understand the importance of vital checks and equipment management
✔ Learn the right steps and what not to mix with blood
✔ Improve your communication with patients during transfusion
✔ Practice English through case-based hospital scenarios

✅ Recommended for:
🔹 New nurses or students in clinical training
🔹 Nurses who want to follow a safe, step-by-step transfusion process
🔹 Healthcare workers who put patient safety first
🔹 Nurses preparing for work abroad who want to build confidence in transfusion-related English

All expressions include simple medical terms and realistic patient conversations.

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