Ep. 1 Donor Selection Process | Blood Donation Journey| What happens at the blood donation center?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ส.ค. 2024
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Most people know how important blood is to the human body. We are not able to survive without blood because it delivers oxygen and nutrient throughout the body. In the medical field, blood is crucially important in saving lives, especially when a patient is bleeding excessively. However, little is known about the blood donation process. This video is a part of (name of the series). Throughout this series, you will learn about the donor qualification process, blood processing, where your blood goes after you donate, and how each donation could save up to 3 lives.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:34 - Main responsibility of a blood donor center
0:59 - Donor selection process
1:36 - Types of donation
1:50 - Allogenic Donor
2:40 - Blood Talks Fun Time: the maximum collection volume allow
4:21 - Frequency of donation
4:49 - Donor testing
8:54 - Blood Talks Fun Time: Blood availability
12:15 - Directed Donor
12:49 - Case Study
14:20 - Autologous Donor
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Disclaimer
Information provided here is for education and entertainment purposes only, not intended for diagnosis. Please consult your doctor for any health related issues you may have. As new medical technologies are updated, there are more ways to cure illnesses, new testing methods and the older methods could be obsolete. Therefore, please double check your information for the most up-to-date facts.
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Good info. THANKS!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for sharing. Great content. Subscribed. :)
Thanks for the sub!
Nice content!!
Thanks!
Thanks for this information.. Please talk more about discrepancies and make more case study
Well explained
Thank you.
So informative as always thx dear madam
Thank you
With regards to virus testing anti HbsAg is not the one tested. Instead the HBs antigent only. The anti Hbs is a test if you develop antibodies after vaccination. That means if you are positive for
anti- HBs it's a good thing because you have an antibody to fight against the virus antigen which is the HBs Ag
Thank you.
Can you make a vidoe about history and questinner
Do you mean history of transfusion?
Where are you getting to percentage of antigen from? You said C antigen is in 70 % 0f the population. How do you know this or where would I find this info?
I got the percentage from a text book. I asked the same thing when I was a student. I was told that there were studies done in large number of people and the antigen's percentage came from that.
Great vid! But how long until I could make a donation after consuming alcohol?
*or it doesn't matter?
That is an interesting thought. That thought actually never come across my mind before. I think in general it is not advisable to consume alcohol 24-48 hours before or after blood donation. The reason is alcohol dehydrated your body. You blood can safe lives, but we want you to be safe too.
Blood donation is a safe process, but if you are dehydrated you may be putting yourself at a higher risk of post donation adverse effects.
Im learning :)
Glad to hear that. Keep learning together.
First!!!!
Thanks!
What if person is using drugs such meth, coke, etc? Are thy still able to donate?
Even though there are no questions about drug use in the donor questionnaire, I wouldn't advise one to donate under influence of drugs or alcohol. Drug uses could increase change of STD and other blood borne diseases. Please do not donate as a way to get free STD testing. There are many free clinics where any one could get tested and treatment if needed.
please brifly theraputic donation
I will add it to the list.
blood pressure 180/100????
Yes. That is the maximum.