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●●● What’s your blood type? ●●● This is important because it ensures that blood transfusions are safe and effective. Blood transfusions involve the transfer of blood or blood products from one person to another, and it is essential that the blood is compatible with the recipient's blood type to avoid adverse reactions. Proper blood typing and cross-matching can help to prevent transfusion reactions and other complications. Have you ever donated or received blood? Do you remember your blood type or that info doesn't bother you? Would be curious to know your thoughts on this in the comments. 👉 For more follow #MedycznaCiekawostkaNaPiątek Source: Reena Strehle

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Krzysztof Nesterowicz

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Mariusz Popin I’m honorary blood donor🩸since 2018. Why? Blood is the only medicine we can’t produce yet and it’s especially needed by patients with hematologic malignancies but not only. I encourage everyone, it doesn’t hurt and could save someone’s life♥️

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Izabella Sierpatowska

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I am a blood donor also. Good cause aside, it's nice to be given seven chocolate each time!

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Anna Majcher

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dziękuję za graficzne zobrazowanie.

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The 4 different blood groups in the ABO system are A, B, AB and O. Each blood group is identified by its own set of molecules (called antigens), which are located on the surface of red blood cells. When a person needs a blood transfusion, the donated blood must match the recipient's blood or complications will occur. A person's blood type used to be called their 'Rhesus type' but now we say 'Rh type'. Blood is either Rh-positive or Rh-negative, depending on whether certain molecules are present. A person who is Rh-negative will experience a severe immune-system reaction if Rh-positive blood gets into their bloodstream.
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Proper intra-procedural blood management is crucial! Blood loss matters!

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Prime example of why minimizing procedural blood loss is paramount for preservation of valuable blood bank supply. Any time a patient requires an AVOIDABLE intra/post procedural blood transfusion, it puts critical patients at risk. It takes away from the trauma patient in dire need of a life-saving infusion, the anemic/sickle cell patient w/ a GI bleed, the leukemia patient needing replenishment of RBCs, and many more. Proper intra-procedural blood management cannot be emphasized enough. BLOOD LOSS MATTERS! Get out and donate. #bloodloss #bloodmanagement #patientcare

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If you are AB-negative, you have the rarest blood type of all! Only 1% of people are AB-. They can only receive other negative blood types: O-, A-, B-, and other AB-. AB- plasma is often in short supply, but patients of all blood types can receive it. Donors with this blood type may be asked to donate whole blood, which is broken down into red cells, platelets, and plasma Whether you're 🅰🆎🅱🅾, remember when #YouGiveTheyLive ♥ Learn more about your type 👉 SouthTexasBlood.org/MyType
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