For the transfusion, the nurse should use tubing with an in-line filter function.
<h3>What Causes Low Platelets?</h3>
Because of damage, a person's bone marrow is unable to produce enough of its own platelets. This may result from specific diseases, such as leukemia, as well as from cancer treatments.
Due to extensive bleeding, such as that which occurs after a catastrophic accident or after surgery, platelets have been destroyed.
Autoimmune disorders, specific medications, infections, or other causes have killed platelets.
Too many platelets are removed from the blood by the patient's spleen, which filters the blood.
Bruising readily and unusual bleeding, such as profuse bleeding from a minor incision or blood in urine or stool, are signs of insufficient platelets.
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