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[Music] so youre ready to donate blood and save lives thats fantastic youre probably wondering what to expect and how to prepare we have the answers before your donation eat a healthy low-fat meal and drink plenty of non-alcoholic liquids [Music] grab your id too youll need it to donate once you arrive and check in a donor care technician will take you to a private area there you will answer some questions about your health history travel and medications you are taking now its time for a mini physical temperature blood pressure pulse and a prick of your finger to check your hemoglobin once youre cleared to donate well confirm the best type of donation for your blood type our staff will get you comfortable in a donor chair and explain the process theyll clean your arm with antiseptic insert a sterile disposable needle just a pinch we promise and fill a few vials for blood testing sit back squeeze your fist and your blood donation will begin once its finished relax a few more mi

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What is the finger test for donating blood?

Your test involves us taking a small blood drop from your finger to firstly test your iron levels by dropping the blood into a vial of copper sulphate solution. If the blood sinks to the bottom in a set time, you can give blood.

Why is there a bump on my arm after donating plasma?

Bruising after Plasma Donation When the needle pierces your skin and vein, its possible some blood can flow out of your vein and into the surrounding tissues, even if your phlebotomist is very skilled. This bruising can remain on the skin for a few days and be tender to touch or pressure.

What do blood donations get tested for?

We always need to determine your blood group, screen for any antibodies in your plasma and test your donation for Hepatitis B, C and E, and HIV. We may also check for Malaria, T-cruzi, West Nile Virus and Cytomegalovirus. Tests are carried out using various analysers and a variety of scientific techniques.

What tests are performed at SANBS?

SANBS use both serology and NAT (Nucleic acid Amplification Testing) to perform virology testing on individual samples mini-pool testing is not performed at SANBS.

Why was my blood donation rejected?

This happens for a variety of reasons, for example if a donation is not the correct weight or volume, if there have been problems maintaining your donation at a safe temperature or if your donation has expired before it can be used by a hospital and is therefore potentially unsafe to transfuse.

What tests are done in blood bank?

A certain set of standard tests are done in the lab once blood is donated, including, but not limited to, the following: Typing: ABO group (blood type) Rh typing (positive or negative antigen) Screening for any unexpected red blood cell antibodies that may cause problems in the recipient.

What does Sanbs test for?

What tests does SANBS use? Since the inception of its new risk model in October 2005, SANBS is conducting Nucleic acid Amplification Technology (NAT) tests on every unit of blood that is donated. This is a very sensitive test, which detects the presence of the HI-virus, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C and syphilis in blood.

What does SANBS stand for?

South African National Blood Service SANBS operates across all of South Africa, with the exclusion of the Western Cape.

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