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V2_Cord Blood Nursing Micro-Course

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Created on May 14, 2025

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Cord Blood Nursing Micro-Course

Another day of spreading cord blood awareness! Are you ready?

Let's Go!

  • Name: Emma
  • Age: 7-year-old
  • Gender: Female
  • Diagnosis: Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL)
  • Challenge: No matching bone marrow donor available
Emma was diagnosed with ALL at the age of five. Despite undergoing chemotherapy, her condition relapsed, and a stem cell transplant became her only viable treatment option. Unfortunately, her family members were not a match, and no suitable bone marrow donors were found in the national registry. Her physican recommended searching the cord blood banks for a potential match. Follow her journey to recovery!

Patient Profile

Case Study 1

Finding Emma's Match

Private Cord Blood Bank

Public Cord Blood Bank

EHR

Electronic Health Record

Collection Process

Collection Process

HLA Match

Transplant & Recovery

The transplant successfully was a success! Emma’s bone marrow function was restored and her immune system gradually recovered, reducing the risk of infections. After two years of post-transplant monitoring, she remained in remission with no signs of leukemia.

What are the takeaways?

Increase Availability

Non-Invasive Donations

Diversity Matters

Patient Profile

  • Name: Maria
  • Age: 28-year-old
  • Gender: Female
  • Diagnosis: Pregnant (36 weeks gestation)
Maria is expecting her first child and has attended regular prenatal checkups. During a routine visit, her obstetrician informs her about the option of donating her baby’s umbilical cord blood to a public cord blood bank. Walk Maria through the cord blood collection process!

Case Study 2

"Is the process painful for me or my baby?"
"Are there any risks involved?"
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