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The PreciseMatch Program aims to ensure all patients have access to precisely matched blood when needed. About 5% of transfusions require precise antigen matching to avoid potentially life-threatening reactions. The program identifies unique antigen combinations in donor blood to match to patients in need through ongoing recruitment, education, testing over 600 donors per week, and filling over 1,800 requests for matched blood annually from hospitals despite being unable to fulfill some needs. More donor recruitment is needed to support the diverse patient population.
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- It stimulates the production of new red blood cells to replace those donated.
- It can help manage iron overload disorders like hemochromatosis through regular blood removal.
- Donating burns about 650 calories, which can help with weight management.
- Some elderly donors report feeling more energized after donating blood.
- Mini medical exams conducted before donation provide basic health screening.
Blood transfusion
The document discusses blood donation and transfusion. It covers who can donate blood and the eligibility requirements. Key points include that donors must be at least 17 years old, weigh at least 110 pounds, and pass a health screening. Certain groups are not allowed to donate due to health risks. The components of blood - red blood cells, platelets, plasma, and white blood cells - are described along with how they are used to treat different conditions. All donated blood is tested for diseases like hepatitis and HIV. Blood must be properly stored and compatibility testing is done to ensure safe transfusion. Certain risks are associated with blood transfusion like fever, allergic reaction, and infection transmission.
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Blood banking refers to the collection, separation, and storage of blood. Key aspects of blood banking include typing blood by groups like ABO and Rh, testing donations for infectious diseases, and separating whole blood into components like red blood cells, plasma, and platelets. The blood banking process aims to ensure donated blood is safe for transfusion. About 36,000 units of blood are needed daily in the US, with over 21 million blood components transfused annually. Proper donor screening and health checks are important parts of the donation process to reduce risks.
The nature of blood
This document provides information about blood typing and characteristics. It discusses the discovery of blood types by Landsteiner in 1900 and the Rh factor in 1940. The document defines key terms like antigens, antibodies, agglutination. It describes the main blood types (A, B, AB, O) and Rh factors (+/-). It also summarizes blood composition, functions, transfusions and the genetics that determine blood type. Overall, the document presents foundational information about blood typing and characteristics.
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Blood donation is a voluntary medical procedure where blood or its components are transfused from a healthy donor to an ill recipient. It is needed for millions annually for surgeries, accidents, and diseases. There are four main blood types - A, B, AB, and O - which can be RhD positive or negative. To donate, one must be 18-65, weigh at least 50kg, and meet other health criteria like hemoglobin and pulse levels. Donating blood has benefits like stimulating new blood cell production and reducing cancer risk, while risks are minor and temporary like weakness or iron deficiency. Overall, the benefits of this lifesaving act outweigh disadvantages, so one should speak to a healthcare provider to make an
Blood grouping
This document discusses blood typing and blood groups. It begins by explaining the purpose of blood typing before blood transfusions. It then covers the principles of blood groups based on antigens on red blood cells. The major blood groups are defined by the presence or absence of A and B antigens, resulting in types O, A, B, and AB. It also discusses the Rh factor and clinical significance of Rh-negative mothers carrying Rh-positive babies. The document provides details on determining blood types using different antiserums and preventing hemolytic disease of the newborn. It defines terms like universal donor and universal recipient.
Every blood donor is a hero
Donating blood can save lives in emergency situations like accidents, surgeries, and childbirth complications. It summarizes the need for blood donations in Bangladesh, where only 25% of the required blood supply comes from voluntary donors. Regular blood donation provides health benefits like lowering cholesterol and blood pressure. It also reduces the risks of heart disease and cancer. Before donating, donors are screened and their blood is tested to ensure the safety of the blood supply.
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Red blood cells carry oxygen, white blood cells fight infection, and platelets help with clotting. Plasma contains nutrients, hormones, and clotting factors. Blood type is determined by genes and impacts compatibility for transfusions. The right blood must be given to the right patient at the right time to avoid complications like allergic reactions, febrile reactions, and hemolytic transfusion reactions which can be fatal if not addressed promptly. Proper protocols and documentation are essential for safe blood transfusions.
Rebecca McGehee research paper
Rebecca McGehee is organizing a blood drive for her senior project. She will plan and coordinate a blood drive through LifeSouth to gain experience for her future career in nursing. Successful blood drives require advertising donors, setting up stations for registration, donation, and recovery, and ensuring safety procedures are followed. Organizing the logistics of a blood drive provides experience with management, an important skill for nursing.
Blood donation ss
Blood is essential for life but in short supply. Regular blood donation is needed to meet the increasing demand from hospitals. Donating blood is safe and helps save lives by providing blood for transfusions to patients with injuries, cancers, or blood disorders. All donated blood is tested for infections to ensure the safety of donors and recipients.
Saving Lives With Helpful Guys
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Blood donation facts
This document provides information about blood donation and its importance. It discusses how blood flows through the body and its vital functions. It notes that 450ml of donated blood can save up to three lives. The document outlines the blood donation process, including donor screening, eligibility criteria, the safe donation procedure, post-donation care, testing of blood for infections, and the various blood components derived from donations. It emphasizes the need for regular blood donation to meet the growing demand and ensure there is never a shortage of safe blood for those in need of transfusions.
Cord banks worth of investment.pdf
- A national program has significantly increased the publicly available cord blood inventory but demand has been declining, which threatens the sustainability of public cord blood banks.
- Cord blood transplantation provides lifesaving treatment and is especially important for populations that have difficulty finding matches through other sources. However, it has disadvantages like a longer recovery time.
- While the inventory has grown, the number of high-quality cord blood units is still relatively small. Future investment in the system could help address this issue and ensure continued access to cord blood transplantation.
Blood donation facts
The document discusses various facts about blood donation and blood needs. It notes that India requires around 4 crore units of blood per year but only 40 lakh units are available. Over 38,000 blood donations are needed daily. Type O blood is most frequently requested and type O negative blood can be transfused to patients of any blood type. Donating blood is a generally safe process that takes less than an hour from registration to refreshments.
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- 3. For blood transfusions, patients are always matched with donor blood based on their major blood groups such as: For 95% of patient transfusions, this level of matching blood is sufficient (This is referred to as “ABO” and “Rh” blood type) O+ O- A+ A- B+ B- AB+ AB-
- 4. O + Any of these donors could provide compatible blood to each other O + O +
- 6. Hy - Hy -
- 15. Schedule your donation Call 1.800.933.Blood PreciseMatch Program Information Call 212.570.3457 or visit www.nybloodcenter.org Donate blood now. People can’t live without it.