BLOOD DONATION ppt For medical students..pptx

Mention safety measures and potential side effects. Provide tips on how to prepare for donations such as staying hydrated and eating well.This concise format covers the essential aspects of blood donation.

1. BLOOD DONATION By : Patel Darshita

2. INTRODUCTION The source of blood for transfusion are blood donors.

3. TYPES OF BLOOD DONORS 1)Voluntary non-remunerated donors 2)Replacement or relative donors 3)Professional paid donors

4. Voluntary non-remunerated donors They donate blood without any pressure or for monetary benefit for unknown patients.

5. Advantages Belong to low risk category. Donors directory can be maintained and they can called at the time of need.

6. REPLACEMENT OR RELATIVE DONORS Relatives or friends of the patients replace the no.of units of blood used by him.

7. DRAWBACKS They often insist on transfusing their blood to their patient called directed donation which should not be advocated.

8. PROFESSIONAL PAID DONORS They receive direct or indirect monetary benefit for blood they donate.

9. DISADVANTAGES May not reveal their illness. May donate more frequently.

10. Donor Registration And Consent Form The form includes; 1)Personal information 2)Medical history questionnaires 3)Consent 4)Limited medical examination (to be filled by blood bank staff)

11. 1.Personal Information 1)Name 2)Age 3)Sex 4)Date of birth 5)Postal address 6)Phone number 7)occupation

12. 2.Medical History Questionnaire 1)Criteria for temporary deferral 2)Criteria for rejection

13. 3.Consent

14. 4.Limeted Medical Examination 1)Weight 2)Temperature 3)Physical examination of skin 4)Pulse 5)Blood pressure 6) Hemoglobin

15. DONATE BLOOD SAVE LIFE THANK YOU