Volunteer, replacement, professional, apheresis, autologous, and directed donors are the main types of blood donors. Donor screening involves testing donations for blood type, Rh type, and infections like hepatitis B, hepatitis C, syphilis, and HIV. Blood is collected and stored in blood bags using equipment that includes donor chairs, collection monitors, tube sealers, extractors, refrigerators, centrifuges, incubators, and warmers.

1. Blood Banking
Introduction

7. Donor Screening

12. Typesof blooddonors
• Volunteer blood donors GIVE HIS OR HER BLOOD FOR GIFT.
• Replacement blood donors take blood now and replace it later .
• Professional blood donors Give his or her blood to get money.
• Apheresis donation Donate one component of his or her blood only .
• Autologous blood donation Give blood for his or her needs.
• Directed Donor patient selects their own donors .
• Therapeutic bleeding – blood removed for medical purposes such as
• in polycythemia vera (NOT used for transfusion).

13. Doner’s blood tests
• ABO typing.
• Rh typing.
• Hepatitis B surface antigen.
•Hepatitis Core B antibody (HBc-IgM).
•Hepatitis C antibody.
• For Syphilis (VDRL).
• HIV (HIV-1 and HIV-2)

18. Typesof bloodbags

22. Blood Bank Equipment

23. blood donor chair

24. bloodcollectionmonitor

25. blood bag tube sealer

26. plasma extractor

27. refrigerator and freezer blood bank

28. centrifuge blood bank

29. platelet incubator

30. blood warmer

32. make doner blood questionnaire?
Time:5 min