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The document discusses blood donation and its importance. It provides information on what blood is composed of, its functions, where it is made, typical blood volumes in the human body, and what a blood bank is. It discusses the history of blood donation in India, current donation rates, demand and supply issues. The document emphasizes the importance of voluntary blood donation and addresses common myths and excuses around donating blood.
Donate Blood - Save Life
Blood donation is the voluntary process where a person has blood drawn to be used for transfusions. It can save lives. The Quran encourages saving lives. Most healthy people between ages 17-65 who weigh at least 110 pounds can donate blood if they have a balanced diet and are generally healthy, though those with certain medical conditions cannot. There are different types of blood donors including voluntary unpaid donors and donors who are replacing blood for themselves or others. Donating blood provides health benefits like reducing heart disease risk and burning calories.
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The document discusses donating blood and provides key facts about blood donation and transfusion. It notes that a single blood donation can help up to 4 patients through separation into components like red cells, plasma, and platelets to treat conditions like anemia, shock, cancer, and more. It encourages donation by sharing statistics like one in 10 hospital patients needing blood and only 5% of the population donating despite 95% needing a transfusion at some point in their lives. Locations for donating blood in New York City are provided.
Blood Donation
The document provides information about blood donation. It begins with an introduction to blood and blood donation. It then discusses key terminology, the need for blood donation, importance of donation, components of blood, criteria for donors, preparation for donation, health benefits, and myths and facts. The structured teaching program aims to enhance knowledge and attitudes around donation through a 45-minute session using PowerPoint and lectures. Objectives include defining terms and understanding the donation process and importance of donation.
Blood donation
Blood donation occurs when a person voluntarily has blood drawn and used for transfusions or to make biopharmaceutical medications. Donors can give whole blood or specific components like plasma or platelets. Most donors in developed countries are unpaid volunteers donating to help their community, while in poorer areas donors often give directed donations when family needs transfusions. Donating blood is relatively safe but some donors may feel faint or have bruising where the needle was inserted.
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Blood donation is the voluntary process where a person has blood drawn to be used for transfusions. It can save lives. The Quran encourages saving lives. Most healthy people between ages 17-65 who weigh at least 110 pounds can donate blood if they have a balanced diet and are generally healthy, though those with certain medical conditions cannot. There are different types of blood donors including voluntary unpaid donors and donors who are replacing blood for themselves or others. Donating blood provides health benefits like reducing heart disease risk and burning calories.
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1) An average of 4 cases need blood transfusion every month in any hospital, but 3 out of 10 cases do not receive blood due to low supply.
2) To donate blood, visit the nearest government hospital's blood collection unit, where your health history will be checked and a physical exam and blood test performed to determine your blood type.
3) Donating blood is safe and takes only 5-10 minutes; your body replaces the donated blood within 3-5 hours, and you can resume normal activities afterward.
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Voluntary blood donation is important as blood is a life-saving resource needed by patients undergoing operations, childbirth, treatments for illnesses like cancer, thalassemia, and emergencies. Regular voluntary blood donors between 18-65 years of age who weigh at least 45kg and are in good health can donate 350ml of blood about every 90 days, which is replaced within the body within 2-3 weeks. Blood banks test donated blood, separate it into components, and distribute it to help those in need after ensuring safety.
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Donating blood provides several benefits:
1) It provides a moral benefit by helping others in need of blood transfusions.
2) It benefits the health of donors by testing their blood and providing a new supply of blood which can help detect diseases.
3) Regular donors can benefit their health and earn money for donations, as some companies offer incentives like food rewards in exchange for donations.
4) Donating blood provides PR benefits for both companies offering incentives and public figures who donate, as it fosters mutually advantageous cooperation.
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This document provides information about blood donation. It discusses that blood is essential for life as it supplies oxygen and nutrients to cells and helps with clotting. It notes that one donation can save multiple lives and the need for blood is increasing. The document outlines eligibility criteria for donors as being between 18-65 years old and weighing over 45kg. It describes the donation process, noting it is quick, safe, and helps test the donor's blood. The document emphasizes the importance of voluntary, non-remunerated donations for ensuring a safe blood supply.
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1) An average of 4 cases need blood transfusion every month in any hospital, but 3 out of 10 cases do not receive blood due to low supply.
2) To donate blood, visit the nearest government hospital's blood collection unit, where your health history will be checked and a physical exam and blood test performed to determine your blood type.
3) Donating blood is safe and takes only 5-10 minutes; your body replaces the donated blood within 3-5 hours, and you can resume normal activities afterward.
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This document provides guidelines for peripheral blood smear examination, including slide preparation, staining, and microscopic evaluation. It describes how to make a good blood smear using the wedge or spin method and the characteristics of a quality smear. Factors that can affect staining, such as pH and timing, are covered. The stages of microscopic evaluation including low and high power scanning and differential cell counts are outlined. Key aspects to examine like red and white blood cells, platelets, and parasites are highlighted. Common findings and their reporting are also discussed.
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Voluntary blood donation is important as blood is a life-saving resource needed by patients undergoing operations, childbirth, treatments for illnesses like cancer, thalassemia, and emergencies. Regular voluntary blood donors between 18-65 years of age who weigh at least 45kg and are in good health can donate 350ml of blood about every 90 days, which is replaced within the body within 2-3 weeks. Blood banks test donated blood, separate it into components, and distribute it to help those in need after ensuring safety.
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Dan Mitra Mandal (DMM) and Green Cross Laboratory are organizing a blood donation camp on July 8th, 2012 from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm at Purushotam Dham, New Anand Ashram in Ahmedabad. The camp aims to collect blood donations to save lives. Donors are encouraged to donate blood which is needed for accident victims, cancer patients, and those undergoing surgery. Proper nutrition and rest is advised before and after donating blood.
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1) It provides a moral benefit by helping others in need of blood transfusions.
2) It benefits the health of donors by testing their blood and providing a new supply of blood which can help detect diseases.
3) Regular donors can benefit their health and earn money for donations, as some companies offer incentives like food rewards in exchange for donations.
4) Donating blood provides PR benefits for both companies offering incentives and public figures who donate, as it fosters mutually advantageous cooperation.
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Automated hematology analyzers can perform complete blood counts through various techniques like impedance, light scattering, and fluorescence. There are two types - semi-automated instruments which require some manual steps, and fully automated instruments which only require inserting a blood sample. Automated analyzers provide precise and rapid results for red blood cell count, hemoglobin, hematocrit, white blood cell count with differentials, platelet count, and other indices. While automated counts are generally more accurate for normal samples, manual examination of blood smears is still needed when flags are raised.
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This document provides information about blood donation. It discusses that blood is essential for life as it supplies oxygen and nutrients to cells and helps with clotting. It notes that one donation can save multiple lives and the need for blood is increasing. The document outlines eligibility criteria for donors as being between 18-65 years old and weighing over 45kg. It describes the donation process, noting it is quick, safe, and helps test the donor's blood. The document emphasizes the importance of voluntary, non-remunerated donations for ensuring a safe blood supply.
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- Like our facebook page: www.facebook.com/NephroTube
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Sickle cell anemia is a genetic blood disorder where red blood cells become stiff and sticky and form clumps that can get stuck in blood vessels, blocking blood flow. This causes pain, infections, and organ damage. It occurs when someone inherits two sickle cell genes, one from each parent. Those with one sickle cell gene have sickle cell trait and do not have the disease. It most commonly affects those with ancestry from sub-Saharan Africa, South and Central America, the Caribbean, India, and Mediterranean countries. While there is no cure, treatments can help relieve symptoms and prevent complications.
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Thalassemia (thal-uh-SEE-me-uh) is an inherited blood disorder characterized by less hemoglobin and fewer red blood cells in your body than normal. Hemoglobin is the substance in your red blood cells that allows them to carry oxygen. The low hemoglobin and fewer red blood cells of thalassemia may cause anemia, leaving you fatigued. When two thalassemia minor gets baby there is always 25% chance of having Thalassemia major baby who may need expensive lifelong treatments and blood transfusions. In India, Thalassemia is highly prevailed. it is high time to eradicate the disorder from the subcontinent. Awareness about the disorder is the only key..
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In this 21st century, Medical Science has progressed in every field but is not successful in preparing Human Blood in a laboratory.
Blood needs to be donated by healthy persons like us. Hence voluntary Blood Donation is a necessity in current Turbulent and Unsafe Society.
Also, we all are aware about Thalassaemia which is a blood disorder genetically inherited leading to anemia and these patients require transfusion periodically during their life span.
We at Sarla Blood Bank (Part of Ravi Groups) contribute to this humble cause by treating 15 Thalassaemic Children every month FREE.
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• Post Blood Donation the DONOR would get a Blood Donor card, along with a certificate of appreciation.
• The test report of HIV, Hbs Ag, HCV (Jaundice), M.P. – (Malarial Parasites), VDRL test and blood grouping.
We request you to arrange for a blood donation camp in your organization and help us in sustaining our objective that - No patient dies for a want of BLOOD. This noble cause will be fulfilled with your kind assistance and cooperation.
We would come with all necessary arrangements for smooth and comfortable experience of blood donation drive.
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Why should you donate blood?
Donating blood is a safe and easy process that can save multiple lives. It is permitted in Islam for Muslims to donate blood. Anyone who is healthy and meets the requirements of being 17 years old and weighing at least 110 pounds can register to donate blood. Donating one pint of blood can potentially save up to three lives, helping those in need and making a positive impact.
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1) March is Red Cross Month and donating blood can save up to three lives as one donation is used for multiple recipients. 2) Donating blood only takes about an hour and involves a health check, the donation process, and post-donation snacks. 3) The article encourages people to donate blood and lists tips for a safe donation, and also discusses volunteering opportunities for those unable to donate blood.
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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Blood donation refers to the voluntary process of collecting blood and blood components from donors to help people who need transfusions. The purpose is to ensure an adequate blood supply for accident victims, surgery patients, and those with diseases. Blood donation has a long history dating back to ancient times, but modern blood banking began in the 1930s with the establishment of blood banks. Today there are over 2535 licensed blood banks in India that help collect and distribute over 26 million units of blood annually to those in need.
BLOOD DONATION AWARENESS
Blood donation involves voluntarily donating blood which is then stored in blood banks for medical use by patients in need. A study assessed the awareness of blood donation among 71 medical students in 2010. It found that most students were aware of blood donation and its importance in saving lives, though some did not donate due to health issues or fear. The study concluded that students had generally good knowledge but should continue to be motivated to donate blood on a regular basis to help address shortages.
Blood bank
Blood Bank is a facility that stores and preserves blood/blood components collected through donations for later use in transfusions. The first blood depot was established in Britain during WWI. Key developments include the first mobile blood bank in 1930s Spain, the first hospital blood bank in Chicago in 1937, and establishment of standards for blood collection/storage. Blood is separated into components like red blood cells and plasma, and stored short or long-term depending on the component. Online blood banks now facilitate donor/recipient matching. Donations are needed to address ongoing scarcity issues.
Bonor selection criteria 1
1. Donor management in blood banks involves strict donor selection through screening, eligibility criteria, and deferral criteria to ensure blood safety.
2. The blood donation procedure includes pre-donation screening, a medical examination, blood collection, and post-donation care and advice.
3. All donated blood is tested for transfusion transmissible infections like HIV, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, syphilis, and malaria to maintain the highest safety standards.
Why you should donate blood?
Contents
Who started the first blood bank?
Why you should donate blood?
Who can donate blood?
Facts about blood needs
Facts about donor
Benefits of donating blood
Is it harmful to donate blood or any side effect?
How many times can you give blood?
Why should I become a regular donor?
Conclusion
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voluntary non-remunerated blood donors are the community builders in saving lives.
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Blood donation
India faces a shortage of 3 million blood units per year due to common fears and misconceptions about blood donation. The document discusses that only 9 million units are collected annually against a need of 12 million units. It analyzes the key reasons why people don't donate blood through a fishbone diagram, which include fear of needles, catching diseases, and lack of awareness. Surveys show the strongest reasons for not donating are fear of needles and the belief that others are donating enough. The document provides solutions to address myths and problems around blood donation to encourage more people to donate and fulfill the critical shortage.
Blood and donation facts
The document discusses the importance of blood donation. It notes that blood is a scarce resource worldwide, with only 16% of the blood supply coming from voluntary donors. Blood carries oxygen, fights infections, and stops bleeding. It is composed of red blood cells, platelets, plasma, and white blood cells. Regular blood donation is beneficial as it helps maintain healthy iron and cholesterol levels. Donating blood can help save lives of accident victims, surgery patients, and those with blood disorders, cancers, or medical conditions. The donation process involves screening, a medical exam, and blood collection that takes less than an hour.
Organ & Tissue Donation Awareness with Recent Advances
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Rtibloodinfo Project Report From Ajay Jalan
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This document discusses the relationship between The Community Blood Center and Be The Match, a national bone marrow registry program. It provides the history of both organizations and their collaboration to meet the constant need for blood donations and bone marrow registry members. The blood center and Be The Match work together through education, branding, and community events to recruit new donors and maintain existing donors in order to help patients in need of blood products or bone marrow transplants. Their goal is to create an effective long-term partnership through support, collaborative planning, and sharing of resources to positively impact donation activity and commitment.
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The American Red Cross provides disaster relief, supports military families, collects lifesaving blood donations, and offers health and safety training. It helps people affected by hurricanes and home fires in the US, provides aid to countries in need, and supplies blood to hospitals. The Red Cross also educates the public in CPR, first aid, and disaster preparedness. It brings supplies to armed forces overseas and assists military families with connections and support. People can help by donating money or blood, volunteering, or learning lifesaving skills from Red Cross courses.
World-Blood-Donor-Day.pdf
World Blood Donor Day is observed on June 14th every year to raise awareness about the importance of voluntary blood donation and to thank blood donors for their life-saving contributions. It serves as an opportunity to encourage more people to donate blood and to recognize the individuals who donate blood regularly without any monetary compensation.
The day was established by the World Health Organization (WHO) in collaboration with the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) to promote the availability and safety of blood and blood products for patients in need.
The theme for World Blood Donor Day varies each year, focusing on different aspects of blood donation. It aims to highlight the significant role of voluntary blood donors in saving lives and improving health care systems. Numerous events and activities are organized worldwide to celebrate this day, including blood donation drives, awareness campaigns, educational programs, and public discussions.
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- 5. PRESENTED BY: MUYEED MORSHED ID:16321061 (EEE) PRESENTED TO: MD.MAMUNUR RASHID (BRAC Institute of Languages)
- 6. SPECIFIC PURPOSE STATEMENT: “TO PERSUADE MY AUDIENCE TO DONATE BLOOD”
- 7. WHAT IS BLOOD DONATION ?? “ BLOOD DONATION IS A VOLUNTARY PEOCEDURE. YOU AGREE TO HAVE BLOOD DRAWN SO THAT IT CAN BE GIVEN TO SOMEONE WHO NEEDS A BLOOD TRANSFUSION.”
- 8. Several Types Of Blood Donation : •WHITE BLOOD •PLATELETS •PLASMA •DOUBLE RED CELLS
- 9. WHY DONATE BLOOD ??
- 13. PROCESS OF BLOOD DONATION:- GETTING READY FOR YOUR DONATION THE DONATION PROCESS STEPS BY STEPS AFTER THE DONATION
- 14. GETTING READY FOR YOUR DONATION •HYDRATE •WEAR SOMETHING COMFORTABLE •MAINTAIN A HEALTHY LEVEL OF IRON IN DIET
- 16. Step:1 Registration Step:2 Primary physical Step3: Donation Step4: Refreshmant
- 17. AFTER THE DONATION: HYDRATE MORE AVOID HEAVY LIFTING/ EXERCICE ACCEPT MOST SINCERE THANK YOU FROM THE HEART OF THE RECEIVER SHARE FEELINGS WITH OTHERS
- 20. BENEFITS THE JOY OF SAVING HUMAN LIFE PREVENTS THE ACCUMULATION OF TOXIC QUANTITIES REDUCE THE RISK OF HEART DISEASE REDUCE BLOOD PRESSURE, BLOOD GLUCOSE, LDL AND SO ON
- 21. ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS •BE IN GOOD GENERAL HEALTH AND FEELING WELL •BE AT LEAST 17-YEARS •WEIGH AT LEAST 110 LBS.
- 22. NEVERTHELESS, THERE ARE FEW WHO… •AFRAID OF NEEDLES AND BLOOD SIGHT •TENSED ABOUT SIDE EFFECTS •BUSY
- 23. HOWEVER, THEY FAIL TO CONSIDER THAT… •DOES NOT HURT MUCH, COMMON VIEW IN MOVIES •PRIMARY PHYSICAL CHECK UP •SAVE LIVES
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- I. Imagine your father has just suffered a heart attack and must undergo open-heart surgery in order to repair the damage. II. Imagine your little nephew or niece baby was born with a heart defect and required daily transfusions of blood in order to have a chance at survival. III. Imagine your best friend has just been diagnosed with leukemia, a disease requiring regular transfusions of platelets. IV. Not very nice images are they, but these things happen and unfortunately some of you may even have experienced them already. A. Naturally you'd hope and expect the hospital to have enough raesources to facilitate the return to health, or to prolong their lives, B. And naturally you'd want to do everything in your power to help. V. There is one way you can help, that is by donating blood