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The document is a consent form from Fork Union Military Academy requesting parental permission for eligible students to donate blood during an annual blood drive conducted by the American Red Cross and Virginia Blood Services. It outlines the eligibility criteria and provides instructions for submitting the signed consent.

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What type of consent is required for a blood test?

Consent from a patient is needed regardless of the procedure, whether its a physical examination or something else. For phlebotomy or a blood test this must be done on the basis of an explanation by a trained phlebotomist. Consent can be given: Verbally for example, a person saying theyre happy to have a blood test.

Do you need informed consent for blood?

Consent is required for all blood components ‐ red cells, plasma, platelets, cryoprecipitate.

What are the requirements for getting blood drawn?

Being well-rested and increasing your blood volume by drinking water can help make it easier for the phlebotomist to access your vein. Ask your doctor if you need to fast before the blood draw. Some tests require fasting, so you need to avoid eating for a predetermined amount of time beforehand (oftentimes, overnight).

What is informed consent for blood donation?

Informed consent is the process by which a blood center educates a donor and patient regarding their safety, benefits, and adverse effects using the twin tools of blood donor consent and blood transfusion consent.

What consent is required before blood is taken?

Freely given informed consent should be obtained prior to taking any blood samples (see JRMO SOP 25).

What type of consent is required for a blood transfusion?

All patients receiving a blood transfusion need to give fully informed consent. This can be given verbally but needs to be documented in their notes.

What to say for blood consent?

I understand its terms and I have been given the chance to ask questions, which have been answered. I understand the risks and benefits or getting blood and/or blood products as they were explained to me, and as described above, and I agree to receive blood and/or blood products.

What is the consent of donors?

Living Donor Consent. The consent process for any potential living donor should include, but is not limited to: The assurance that the potential donor is willing to donate, free from inducement and coercion, and understands that he or she may decline to donate at any time.

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