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1.Swiss VAMPIRES: Variability Among Modalities, Practices, Indications, Requests of hEmatic products and blood Samplings in Swiss ICUs

Dear colleague,

As you know, blood loss, anemia, and consecutive transfusion of blood products create together a vicious circle, which not only can harm our patients, but also generate additional costs, potentially high, for the health system. With the Swiss Vampires Study we aim to take a picture of the practices of the Swiss ICUs regarding anemia management, blood collection (indication, frequency, technique), and blood supply (indication, transfusion threshold, etc).

Thus, we kindly ask you to participate in the online survey: to do so you only need a connected PC, tablet, or smartphone, and a maximum of 10 minutes of your time. Thank you!

2.Your institution

2.1 In what kind of health structure do you work? (if several, please select the predominant one)

Regional hospital Question 2.1 In what kind of health structure do you work? (if several, please select the predominant one)

Cantonal hospital Question 2.1 In what kind of health structure do you work? (if several, please select the predominant one)

University hospital Question 2.1 In what kind of health structure do you work? (if several, please select the predominant one)

Private clinic Question 2.1 In what kind of health structure do you work? (if several, please select the predominant one)

2.2 How many beds have the institution you work for?

less than 200 beds Question 2.2 How many beds have the institution you work for?

from 200 to 500 beds Question 2.2 How many beds have the institution you work for?

more than 500 beds Question 2.2 How many beds have the institution you work for?

2.3 In which region is the institution you work for?

Région lémanique GE VD VS Question 2.3 In which region is the institution you work for?

Mittelland BE FR JU NE SO Question 2.3 In which region is the institution you work for?

Nord Ouest AG BL BS Question 2.3 In which region is the institution you work for?

Zürich ZH Question 2.3 In which region is the institution you work for?

Est AI AR GL GR SG SH TG Question 2.3 In which region is the institution you work for?

Région centrale LU OW NW SZ UR ZG Question 2.3 In which region is the institution you work for?

Ticino TI Question 2.3 In which region is the institution you work for?

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2.4 Which of the following specialities are found in the institution you work for? (multiple answers allowed)

Cardiac surgery Question 2.4 Which of the following specialities are found in the institution you work for? (multiple answers allowed)

Polytrauma (Highly specialized medicine) Question 2.4 Which of the following specialities are found in the institution you work for? (multiple answers allowed)

Haematology - oncology Question 2.4 Which of the following specialities are found in the institution you work for? (multiple answers allowed)

Organ transplant surgery Question 2.4 Which of the following specialities are found in the institution you work for? (multiple answers allowed)

None of the ones above Question 2.4 Which of the following specialities are found in the institution you work for? (multiple answers allowed)

3.Blood management within your institution

3.1 Does you structure have an institutional policy initiative to broadly implement the principles of Patient Blood Management (PBM)?

yes Question 3.1 Does you structure have an institutional policy initiative to broadly implement the principles of Patient Blood Management (PBM)?

no Question 3.1 Does you structure have an institutional policy initiative to broadly implement the principles of Patient Blood Management (PBM)?

I do not know Question 3.1 Does you structure have an institutional policy initiative to broadly implement the principles of Patient Blood Management (PBM)?

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3.2 If yes, which parts of PBM are concerned ? (several answers allowed)

Preoperative detection and correction of anaemia Question 3.2 If yes, which parts of PBM are concerned ? (several answers allowed)

Minimization of intra-/ and postoperative blood loss Question 3.2 If yes, which parts of PBM are concerned ? (several answers allowed)

Optimization of anaemia tolerance and transfusion reduction Question 3.2 If yes, which parts of PBM are concerned ? (several answers allowed)

Veuillez réduire le nombre d'options sélectionnées.

3.3 How are pre- and perioperative coagulation disorders managed in your hospital? (several answers allowed)

Questionnaire about coagulation history Question 3.3 How are pre- and perioperative coagulation disorders managed in your hospital? (several answers allowed)

Specialized consultation for the perioperative management of patients treated with anticoagulants or platelet aggregation inhibitors Question 3.3 How are pre- and perioperative coagulation disorders managed in your hospital? (several answers allowed)

Standard operating procedures for the perioperative management of patients treated with anticoagulants or platelet aggregation inhibitors Question 3.3 How are pre- and perioperative coagulation disorders managed in your hospital? (several answers allowed)

Standard operating procedures regarding management of coagulopathy Question 3.3 How are pre- and perioperative coagulation disorders managed in your hospital? (several answers allowed)

Standard operating procedures for the use of antifibrinolytic agents in specific fields Question 3.3 How are pre- and perioperative coagulation disorders managed in your hospital? (several answers allowed)

Point-of-care coagulation testing to guide haemostatic intervention in patients undergoing surgical procedures with high bleeding risk Question 3.3 How are pre- and perioperative coagulation disorders managed in your hospital? (several answers allowed)

None of the above Question 3.3 How are pre- and perioperative coagulation disorders managed in your hospital? (several answers allowed)

3.4 How is the request of blood products before surgical procedures managed?

A standard operating procedure regulates responsibilities and blood product quantities before index procedures Question 3.4 How is the request of blood products before surgical procedures managed?

The surgeon requests blood products based on his experience and judgement of estimated blood loss Question 3.4 How is the request of blood products before surgical procedures managed?

The anaesthetist is responsible for the request of blood products Question 3.4 How is the request of blood products before surgical procedures managed?

I do not know Question 3.4 How is the request of blood products before surgical procedures managed?

3.5 Is there a standard operating procedure which governs the intraoperative use of cell save techniques?

Yes Question 3.5 Is there a standard operating procedure which governs the intraoperative use of cell save techniques?

No Question 3.5 Is there a standard operating procedure which governs the intraoperative use of cell save techniques?

I do not know Question 3.5 Is there a standard operating procedure which governs the intraoperative use of cell save techniques?

3.6 Has your hospital implemented a “single blood unit transfusion policy” as institutional guideline?

Yes Question 3.6 Has your hospital implemented a “single blood unit transfusion policy” as institutional guideline?

No Question 3.6 Has your hospital implemented a “single blood unit transfusion policy” as institutional guideline?

I do not know Question 3.6 Has your hospital implemented a “single blood unit transfusion policy” as institutional guideline?

3.7 Does your hospital have a policy to inform patients before transfusion (e.g. consent form)?

Yes Question 3.7 Does your hospital have a policy to inform patients before transfusion (e.g. consent form)?

No Question 3.7 Does your hospital have a policy to inform patients before transfusion (e.g. consent form)?

I do not know Question 3.7 Does your hospital have a policy to inform patients before transfusion (e.g. consent form)?

3.8 If yes, how do you estimate the rate of patients/next of kin in your ICU who signs a consent form for blood and blood products?

more than 80% Question 3.8 If yes, how do you estimate the rate of patients/next of kin in your ICU who signs a consent form for blood and blood products?

from 50% to 79% Question 3.8 If yes, how do you estimate the rate of patients/next of kin in your ICU who signs a consent form for blood and blood products?

from 20% to 49% Question 3.8 If yes, how do you estimate the rate of patients/next of kin in your ICU who signs a consent form for blood and blood products?

less than 20% Question 3.8 If yes, how do you estimate the rate of patients/next of kin in your ICU who signs a consent form for blood and blood products?

I do not know Question 3.8 If yes, how do you estimate the rate of patients/next of kin in your ICU who signs a consent form for blood and blood products?

3.9 Does your hospital have an internal blood bank?

Yes Question 3.9 Does your hospital have an internal blood bank?

No Question 3.9 Does your hospital have an internal blood bank?

I do not know Question 3.9 Does your hospital have an internal blood bank?

3.10 Do you have to document and justify the prescription of blood products to the blood bank managers?

Yes Question 3.10 Do you have to document and justify the prescription of blood products to the blood bank managers?

No Question 3.10 Do you have to document and justify the prescription of blood products to the blood bank managers?

I do not know Question 3.10 Do you have to document and justify the prescription of blood products to the blood bank managers?

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3.11 If yes, for which product ? (several answers allowed)

Packed red blood cells Question 3.11 If yes, for which product ? (several answers allowed)

Platelet concentrate Question 3.11 If yes, for which product ? (several answers allowed)

Fresh frozen plasma Question 3.11 If yes, for which product ? (several answers allowed)

Other Question 3.11 If yes, for which product ? (several answers allowed)

3.12 If other product, please specify

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3.13 If yes, what justification is required? (several answers allowed)

Clinical condition Question 3.13 If yes, what justification is required? (several answers allowed)

Laboratory values Question 3.13 If yes, what justification is required? (several answers allowed)

Scheduled surgery/procedure Question 3.13 If yes, what justification is required? (several answers allowed)

Other Question 3.13 If yes, what justification is required? (several answers allowed)

3.14 If other justification, please specify

3.15 Does your institution sometimes make audit on clinical transfusion?

Yes Question 3.15 Does your institution sometimes make audit on clinical transfusion?

No Question 3.15 Does your institution sometimes make audit on clinical transfusion?

I do not know Question 3.15 Does your institution sometimes make audit on clinical transfusion?

4.Your intensive care unit (ICU)

4.1 How many beds are there in your ICU?

from 1 to 6 beds Question 4.1 How many beds are there in your ICU?

from 7 to 10 beds Question 4.1 How many beds are there in your ICU?

from 11 to 15 beds Question 4.1 How many beds are there in your ICU?

16 beds or more Question 4.1 How many beds are there in your ICU?

4.2 Which is the SIWF/ISFM category (postgraduate training) of your intensive care unit?

Au Question 4.2 Which is the SIWF/ISFM category (postgraduate training) of your intensive care unit?

A Question 4.2 Which is the SIWF/ISFM category (postgraduate training) of your intensive care unit?

B Question 4.2 Which is the SIWF/ISFM category (postgraduate training) of your intensive care unit?

C Question 4.2 Which is the SIWF/ISFM category (postgraduate training) of your intensive care unit?

None Question 4.2 Which is the SIWF/ISFM category (postgraduate training) of your intensive care unit?

4.3 How many hours a day is an intensivist present in your ICU?

less than 12 hours a day Question 4.3 How many hours a day is an intensivist present in your ICU?

between 12 and 18 hours a day Question 4.3 How many hours a day is an intensivist present in your ICU?

more than 18 hours a day Question 4.3 How many hours a day is an intensivist present in your ICU?

4.4 Apart from blood gas analyses, laboratory tests are usually:

Discussed and decided by the intensivist during the rounds Question 4.4 Apart from blood gas analyses, laboratory tests are usually:

Decided according to a protocol tailored to the clinical condition Question 4.4 Apart from blood gas analyses, laboratory tests are usually:

Decided and requested by the trainee on duty Question 4.4 Apart from blood gas analyses, laboratory tests are usually:

Performed by default (ICU routine) Question 4.4 Apart from blood gas analyses, laboratory tests are usually:

Other Question 4.4 Apart from blood gas analyses, laboratory tests are usually:

4.5 If Other, please specify:

4.6 Are blood gas analyses usually made after medical request?

Yes, only after medical request Question 4.6 Are blood gas analyses usually made after medical request?

Yes, but sometimes they are decided by the nurses on their own initiative Question 4.6 Are blood gas analyses usually made after medical request?

No, there is a medical-nursing protocol Question 4.6 Are blood gas analyses usually made after medical request?

No, blood gas analyses are usually decided by the nurses Question 4.6 Are blood gas analyses usually made after medical request?

4.7 Are blood cultures usually made after medical request?

Yes, only after medical request Question 4.7 Are blood cultures usually made after medical request?

Yes, but sometimes they are decided by the nurses on their own initiative Question 4.7 Are blood cultures usually made after medical request?

No, there is a medical-nursing protocol Question 4.7 Are blood cultures usually made after medical request?

No, blood cultures are usually decided by the nurses Question 4.7 Are blood cultures usually made after medical request?

5.Blood sampling

5.1 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who receives no mechanical ventilation and who is clinically stable, during an 8-hour work-shift?

less than once Question 5.1 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who receives no mechanical ventilation and who is clinically stable, during an 8-hour work-shift?

once or two times Question 5.1 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who receives no mechanical ventilation and who is clinically stable, during an 8-hour work-shift?

three to five times Question 5.1 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who receives no mechanical ventilation and who is clinically stable, during an 8-hour work-shift?

six to eight times Question 5.1 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who receives no mechanical ventilation and who is clinically stable, during an 8-hour work-shift?

more than eight times Question 5.1 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who receives no mechanical ventilation and who is clinically stable, during an 8-hour work-shift?

5.2 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who receives mechanical ventilation and who is clinically stable, during an 8-hour work-shift?

less than once Question 5.2 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who receives mechanical ventilation and who is clinically stable, during an 8-hour work-shift?

once or two times Question 5.2 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who receives mechanical ventilation and who is clinically stable, during an 8-hour work-shift?

three to five times Question 5.2 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who receives mechanical ventilation and who is clinically stable, during an 8-hour work-shift?

six to eight times Question 5.2 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who receives mechanical ventilation and who is clinically stable, during an 8-hour work-shift?

more than eight times Question 5.2 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who receives mechanical ventilation and who is clinically stable, during an 8-hour work-shift?

5.3 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who is clinically unstable, during an 8-hour work-shift?

less than once Question 5.3 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who is clinically unstable, during an 8-hour work-shift?

once or two times Question 5.3 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who is clinically unstable, during an 8-hour work-shift?

three to five times Question 5.3 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who is clinically unstable, during an 8-hour work-shift?

six to eight times Question 5.3 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who is clinically unstable, during an 8-hour work-shift?

more than eight times Question 5.3 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who is clinically unstable, during an 8-hour work-shift?

5.4 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who needs extracorporeal support (e.g. continuous renal replacement therapy), during an 8-hour work-shift?

less than once Question 5.4 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who needs extracorporeal support (e.g. continuous renal replacement therapy), during an 8-hour work-shift?

once or two times Question 5.4 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who needs extracorporeal support (e.g. continuous renal replacement therapy), during an 8-hour work-shift?

three to five times Question 5.4 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who needs extracorporeal support (e.g. continuous renal replacement therapy), during an 8-hour work-shift?

six to eight times Question 5.4 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who needs extracorporeal support (e.g. continuous renal replacement therapy), during an 8-hour work-shift?

more than eight times Question 5.4 In your ICU, how many times on average is blood drawn (including for blood gas analysis) from a patient who needs extracorporeal support (e.g. continuous renal replacement therapy), during an 8-hour work-shift?

5.5 What percentage of blood tests performed in your ICU do you consider useless and therefore avoidable? (please enter a number, e.g. 55 for 55%)

5.6 Does your ICU provide strategies to minimize blood loss when taking samples for lab tests?

yes Question 5.6 Does your ICU provide strategies to minimize blood loss when taking samples for lab tests?

no Question 5.6 Does your ICU provide strategies to minimize blood loss when taking samples for lab tests?

I do not know Question 5.6 Does your ICU provide strategies to minimize blood loss when taking samples for lab tests?

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5.7 If yes, which strategies ? (several answers allowed)

paediatric tubes used routinely also for adults patients Question 5.7 If yes, which strategies ? (several answers allowed)

blood conservation devices (e.g. image here attached) Question 5.7 If yes, which strategies ? (several answers allowed)

the blood used to prime the line of an indwelling vascular catheter is returned to the patient Question 5.7 If yes, which strategies ? (several answers allowed)

other Question 5.7 If yes, which strategies ? (several answers allowed)

5.8 If other, please pecifiy which strategy:

5.9 Is the daily blood loss due to blood samplings quantified and monitored?

yes Question 5.9 Is the daily blood loss due to blood samplings quantified and monitored?

no Question 5.9 Is the daily blood loss due to blood samplings quantified and monitored?

I do not know Question 5.9 Is the daily blood loss due to blood samplings quantified and monitored?

5.10 Are there standard operating procedures available in your ICU regarding transfusion practices?

yes Question 5.10 Are there standard operating procedures available in your ICU regarding transfusion practices?

no Question 5.10 Are there standard operating procedures available in your ICU regarding transfusion practices?

I do not know Question 5.10 Are there standard operating procedures available in your ICU regarding transfusion practices?

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5.11 If yes, what protocols are available? (several answers allowed)

management of anaemia Question 5.11 If yes, what protocols are available? (several answers allowed)

coagulation management Question 5.11 If yes, what protocols are available? (several answers allowed)

massive haemorrhage Question 5.11 If yes, what protocols are available? (several answers allowed)

peripartum haemorrhage Question 5.11 If yes, what protocols are available? (several answers allowed)

5.12 Does your ICU receive a periodic report from the blood bank?

yes Question 5.12 Does your ICU receive a periodic report from the blood bank?

no Question 5.12 Does your ICU receive a periodic report from the blood bank?

I do not know Question 5.12 Does your ICU receive a periodic report from the blood bank?

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5.13 If yes, what type of information is part of the report? (several answers allowed):

Consumption of blood concentrates Question 5.13 If yes, what type of information is part of the report? (several answers allowed):

Consumption of coagulation factor concentrates Question 5.13 If yes, what type of information is part of the report? (several answers allowed):

Rate of transfusion episodes with one unit Question 5.13 If yes, what type of information is part of the report? (several answers allowed):

Indications for transfusion Question 5.13 If yes, what type of information is part of the report? (several answers allowed):

Indications for coagulation factor concentrates Question 5.13 If yes, what type of information is part of the report? (several answers allowed):

Blood products discard rate Question 5.13 If yes, what type of information is part of the report? (several answers allowed):

Number of transfusion complications Question 5.13 If yes, what type of information is part of the report? (several answers allowed):

Other Question 5.13 If yes, what type of information is part of the report? (several answers allowed):

5.14 If other type of information, please specify:

6.In the daily routine, and apart from inadequate oxygen-delivery, what is your true transfusion trigger?

6.1 Surgical haemorrhage

inferior to 60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.1 Surgical haemorrhage

60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.1 Surgical haemorrhage

70 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.1 Surgical haemorrhage

80 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.1 Surgical haemorrhage

90 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.1 Surgical haemorrhage

100 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.1 Surgical haemorrhage

Not applicable Question 6.1 Surgical haemorrhage

6.2 Traumatic haemorrhage

inferior to 60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.2 Traumatic haemorrhage

60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.2 Traumatic haemorrhage

70 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.2 Traumatic haemorrhage

80 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.2 Traumatic haemorrhage

90 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.2 Traumatic haemorrhage

100 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.2 Traumatic haemorrhage

Not applicable Question 6.2 Traumatic haemorrhage

6.3 Ortho-geriatric patients

inferior to 60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.3 Ortho-geriatric patients

60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.3 Ortho-geriatric patients

70 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.3 Ortho-geriatric patients

80 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.3 Ortho-geriatric patients

90 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.3 Ortho-geriatric patients

100 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.3 Ortho-geriatric patients

Not applicable Question 6.3 Ortho-geriatric patients

6.4 Non-surgical / non-trauma haemorrhage

inferior to 60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.4 Non-surgical / non-trauma haemorrhage

60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.4 Non-surgical / non-trauma haemorrhage

70 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.4 Non-surgical / non-trauma haemorrhage

80 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.4 Non-surgical / non-trauma haemorrhage

90 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.4 Non-surgical / non-trauma haemorrhage

100 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.4 Non-surgical / non-trauma haemorrhage

Not applicable Question 6.4 Non-surgical / non-trauma haemorrhage

6.5 Acute kidney injury

inferior to 60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.5 Acute kidney injury

60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.5 Acute kidney injury

70 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.5 Acute kidney injury

80 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.5 Acute kidney injury

90 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.5 Acute kidney injury

100 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.5 Acute kidney injury

Not applicable Question 6.5 Acute kidney injury

6.6 Weaning from mechanical ventilation

inferior to 60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.6 Weaning from mechanical ventilation

60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.6 Weaning from mechanical ventilation

70 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.6 Weaning from mechanical ventilation

80 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.6 Weaning from mechanical ventilation

90 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.6 Weaning from mechanical ventilation

100 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.6 Weaning from mechanical ventilation

Not applicable Question 6.6 Weaning from mechanical ventilation

6.7 Early sepsis with inadequate O₂-delivery

inferior to 60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.7 Early sepsis with inadequate O₂-delivery

60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.7 Early sepsis with inadequate O₂-delivery

70 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.7 Early sepsis with inadequate O₂-delivery

80 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.7 Early sepsis with inadequate O₂-delivery

90 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.7 Early sepsis with inadequate O₂-delivery

100 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.7 Early sepsis with inadequate O₂-delivery

Not applicable Question 6.7 Early sepsis with inadequate O₂-delivery

6.8 Septic shock, late phase

inferior to 60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.8 Septic shock, late phase

60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.8 Septic shock, late phase

70 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.8 Septic shock, late phase

80 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.8 Septic shock, late phase

90 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.8 Septic shock, late phase

100 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.8 Septic shock, late phase

Not applicable Question 6.8 Septic shock, late phase

6.9 Chronic coronary vascular disease

inferior to 60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.9 Chronic coronary vascular disease

60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.9 Chronic coronary vascular disease

70 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.9 Chronic coronary vascular disease

80 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.9 Chronic coronary vascular disease

90 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.9 Chronic coronary vascular disease

100 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.9 Chronic coronary vascular disease

Not applicable Question 6.9 Chronic coronary vascular disease

6.10 Acute coronary syndrome with ischemia

inferior to 60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.10 Acute coronary syndrome with ischemia

60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.10 Acute coronary syndrome with ischemia

70 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.10 Acute coronary syndrome with ischemia

80 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.10 Acute coronary syndrome with ischemia

90 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.10 Acute coronary syndrome with ischemia

100 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.10 Acute coronary syndrome with ischemia

Not applicable Question 6.10 Acute coronary syndrome with ischemia

6.11 Post cardiac surgery

inferior to 60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.11 Post cardiac surgery

60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.11 Post cardiac surgery

70 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.11 Post cardiac surgery

80 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.11 Post cardiac surgery

90 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.11 Post cardiac surgery

100 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.11 Post cardiac surgery

Not applicable Question 6.11 Post cardiac surgery

6.12 Traumatic brain injury

inferior to 60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.12 Traumatic brain injury

60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.12 Traumatic brain injury

70 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.12 Traumatic brain injury

80 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.12 Traumatic brain injury

90 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.12 Traumatic brain injury

100 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.12 Traumatic brain injury

Not applicable Question 6.12 Traumatic brain injury

6.13 Subarachnoid haemorrhage

inferior to 60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.13 Subarachnoid haemorrhage

60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.13 Subarachnoid haemorrhage

70 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.13 Subarachnoid haemorrhage

80 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.13 Subarachnoid haemorrhage

90 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.13 Subarachnoid haemorrhage

100 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.13 Subarachnoid haemorrhage

Not applicable Question 6.13 Subarachnoid haemorrhage

6.14 Acute ischemic stroke

inferior to 60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.14 Acute ischemic stroke

60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.14 Acute ischemic stroke

70 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.14 Acute ischemic stroke

80 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.14 Acute ischemic stroke

90 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.14 Acute ischemic stroke

100 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.14 Acute ischemic stroke

Not applicable Question 6.14 Acute ischemic stroke

6.15 Chronic blood loss

inferior to 60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.15 Chronic blood loss

60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.15 Chronic blood loss

70 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.15 Chronic blood loss

80 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.15 Chronic blood loss

90 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.15 Chronic blood loss

100 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.15 Chronic blood loss

Not applicable Question 6.15 Chronic blood loss

6.16 Decreased erythropoiesis

inferior to 60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.16 Decreased erythropoiesis

60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.16 Decreased erythropoiesis

70 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.16 Decreased erythropoiesis

80 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.16 Decreased erythropoiesis

90 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.16 Decreased erythropoiesis

100 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.16 Decreased erythropoiesis

Not applicable Question 6.16 Decreased erythropoiesis

6.17 Haemato-oncology

inferior to 60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.17 Haemato-oncology

60 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.17 Haemato-oncology

70 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.17 Haemato-oncology

80 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.17 Haemato-oncology

90 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.17 Haemato-oncology

100 g/l (+/- 5g/l) Question 6.17 Haemato-oncology

Not applicable Question 6.17 Haemato-oncology

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