Blood Products
A blood product may be defined as a therapeutic substance that is acquired from human blood. Some of the blood products are: Whole blood - which is rarely used in transfusion medicine. Blood Components - Suspension of red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets. Plasma derivatives - Plasma proteins such as albumin, coagulation factor suspension and immunoglobulins.
Common uses of Blood and its Components:
- Whole Blood - In massive blood loss cases
- Platelets - dengue, leukemia and cancer patients
- Red Blood Cells - anemia
- Fresh Frozen Plasma - Replace clotting factors
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- Hematology Nursing
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