What is Blood??
• Blood is a liquid connective tissue that maintains the life process by
continuous circulation.
• Blood carries oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body.
• It also carries waste to be eliminated from the body.
• Blood cells originate in Bone marrows.
• Bone marrow is the soft and spongy material in the centre of the
bone.
 Blood contains three type ofcells
1) Erythrocytes(RBC),
2) Leucocytes (WBC) and
3) Platelets suspended in astraw coloured fluidcalled the Plasma.
 The primary function of RBC is to transport oxygen and carbon dioxide.
They are characterized by the presence of haemoglobin (Hgb), an iron
containingprotein.
 TheWBC fight against bacterial, viral, fungaland parasitic
infections.
 ThePlatelets are responsible for bloodclotting.
Blood Type
 Karl Landsteiner, an
Austrian Biologist and
Physician distinguished the
main blood groupsin 1900.
Group
Can
receive
Blood
from
Can donate
Blood to
A A,O A,AB
B B,O B,AB
AB A,B,AB,O AB
O O O,A,B,AB
Now, Lets start with…
Why One should Donate the Blood.?
• Some of the reasons people need blood transfusions are..
• Accidents
• Cancer
• Sickle Cell
• Premature birth
• Surgery
Importance of blood donation
• Almost in all serious health issues blood is donated by people like
you and me to save lives.
• Blood that is donated last a little more than 40 days, Then it must be
disposed of.
• That means we need to constantly replenish the blood so it is there
when someone needs it.
• Not everyone can save a life.
• But you have an opportunity to, Don’t waste it!
Who can donate the blood?
 Donor should be between 18-55 years of age with a weight of 50 kg
or above with pulse rate, body temperature and blood pressure
should be normal.
 Both men and women candonate.
How much blood can be taken?
 Our body has5.5 litre of blood of which only 350 ml - 450 ml of
blood is taken depending upon weight of donor.
 Majority of healthy adults cantolerate withdrawal of one
unit ofblood.
 Thewithdrawn blood volume is restoredwithin 24 hours and the
haemoglobin and cell components are restored in 2months.
 Therefore it is safe to donate bloodeverythree months.
Myths
v/s
facts
Donate Blood
and
Give somebody a
GIFT OF LIFE
It
Can
be..
Your Father…
Your
Mother…
Your Daughter…
Your Friend…
A Stranger…
Blood donation
Blood donation

Blood donation

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    What is Blood?? •Blood is a liquid connective tissue that maintains the life process by continuous circulation. • Blood carries oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body. • It also carries waste to be eliminated from the body. • Blood cells originate in Bone marrows. • Bone marrow is the soft and spongy material in the centre of the bone.
  • 3.
     Blood containsthree type ofcells 1) Erythrocytes(RBC), 2) Leucocytes (WBC) and 3) Platelets suspended in astraw coloured fluidcalled the Plasma.  The primary function of RBC is to transport oxygen and carbon dioxide. They are characterized by the presence of haemoglobin (Hgb), an iron containingprotein.  TheWBC fight against bacterial, viral, fungaland parasitic infections.  ThePlatelets are responsible for bloodclotting.
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    Blood Type  KarlLandsteiner, an Austrian Biologist and Physician distinguished the main blood groupsin 1900.
  • 7.
    Group Can receive Blood from Can donate Blood to AA,O A,AB B B,O B,AB AB A,B,AB,O AB O O O,A,B,AB
  • 8.
    Now, Lets startwith… Why One should Donate the Blood.?
  • 9.
    • Some ofthe reasons people need blood transfusions are.. • Accidents • Cancer • Sickle Cell • Premature birth • Surgery
  • 10.
    Importance of blooddonation • Almost in all serious health issues blood is donated by people like you and me to save lives. • Blood that is donated last a little more than 40 days, Then it must be disposed of. • That means we need to constantly replenish the blood so it is there when someone needs it. • Not everyone can save a life. • But you have an opportunity to, Don’t waste it!
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    Who can donatethe blood?  Donor should be between 18-55 years of age with a weight of 50 kg or above with pulse rate, body temperature and blood pressure should be normal.  Both men and women candonate.
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    How much bloodcan be taken?  Our body has5.5 litre of blood of which only 350 ml - 450 ml of blood is taken depending upon weight of donor.  Majority of healthy adults cantolerate withdrawal of one unit ofblood.  Thewithdrawn blood volume is restoredwithin 24 hours and the haemoglobin and cell components are restored in 2months.  Therefore it is safe to donate bloodeverythree months.
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