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1 Intro to Blood Banking

The document provides an overview of the history and objectives of blood banking, highlighting key figures and milestones in the field, such as Andreas Libavius, Karl Landsteiner, and James Blundell. It discusses the central dogma of blood banking, which emphasizes providing patients with only the necessary blood components, and outlines the classification of blood service facilities. Additionally, it includes interesting facts about blood, its significance, and historical beliefs surrounding it.

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1 Intro to Blood Banking

The document provides an overview of the history and objectives of blood banking, highlighting key figures and milestones in the field, such as Andreas Libavius, Karl Landsteiner, and James Blundell. It discusses the central dogma of blood banking, which emphasizes providing patients with only the necessary blood components, and outlines the classification of blood service facilities. Additionally, it includes interesting facts about blood, its significance, and historical beliefs surrounding it.

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Enclonar, Kimberly / MLS 3A

• "Andreas Libavius" - 1615


Intro to Blood Banking o First person to advocate transfusion, though he
March 29, 2021 is not known to have attempted to perform a
Meshane Bato-on, RMT transfusion.
• Transfusion problems: Circulation,
Clotting/Coagulation, Red cell metabolism
Objectives of the Blood Bank
• Ancient Greeks
• Collect whole blood from healthy donors o Believed that blood was formed in the heart,
o Legal age; 50kg
then consumed as it flowed out to the body in
• Collect platelet only from healthy donors by apharesis veins, while air was passed from the lungs to the
• Determine or verify blood groups from donors and body in arteries.
patients
• Erasitratos (270 BC): heart was a pump
o Yellow Bird, Blue Angel
• Andrea Cesalpino (15-19-1603) circulatory system is a
• Have the donation tested for infectious markers branching system
• Prepare the components from whole blood donations • Galen (131-201 AD): proved that arteries contain
• Store the components and deliver them to hospitals blood
• William Boyle and Christopher Wren -1658
Central Dogma of Blood Banking o Infused medication in the veins of dogs then
• Providing the patient only the blood component that observing the effects
he needs:
• Richard Lower 1631-1691
o RBC concentration - hypoxia o Credited for performing the first authentic blood
o Platelet concentrate - apharesis
transfusion
o Fresh frozen plasma
• Jean Baptiste Denis 1667
o Coagulation factors o Performed transfusion of lamb blood into the
o Cryoprecipitate
carotid artery of a young woman
• The underlying concept:
• James Blundell 1818
o Several components can be prepared from a o Attempted human to human transfusion from a
single donation man suffering gastric carcinoma
o One patient may need only one component o Gravitator
▪ To prevent transfusion circulatory overload
• 19th century: A plague of complications by
(TCO) transfusion reactions
▪ Purpura
• Panum and Landois: showed that same species
transfusions were more effective than interspecies
Blood Service Facility Classification
transfusions
• Ownership • Karl Landsteiner 1900
o Government o Discovered the ABO blood group system in 1900
o Private
and won the nobel prize in 1930
• Institutional Character • Other significant persons:
o Hospital based
o 1902 - Sturli and DeCastello discovered the
o Non-hospital based
fourth blood group: AB
▪ PRC-BSF owned, consistent with the
• 1939 - Levine and Stetson
National Voluntary Blood Services Program o Described a severe reaction in a type O woman
(NVBSP) plan. given to her husband's type O blood following
birth.
Interesting facts
• 1940 - Landsteiner and Weiner and Rh typing
• Source of life: Oxygen, proteins, and other essential o Rhesus macaque monkeys
nutrients
• A solution to clotting
• Average 73 kilogram adult = 5 liters of blood o James Blundell
o Male has more blood compared to female
▪ Observed the need for rapid vein-to-vein
• 8% of total body weight transfusion to prevent coagulation
• Coconut water can be used in emergencies as o Anticoagulation
substitute for plama ▪ Bischoff (1835): proposed defibrination
o Low sodium, high potassium
▪ Neudorfer (1860): proposed sodium
• Mosquitos prefer blood type O bicarbonate
• 1 pint of blood can save up to 3 lives. • Lewisohn's Transfusion Method
• Blood is mentioned in different verses in the Holy o Blood is collected in a citrated flask and
Bible, immediately transfused
o Leviticus 17:11 "the life of the flesh is in the
• Kimpton-Brown transfusion apparatus
blood" o Consisted of a paraffin-coated gradient glass
o Mathew 26
cyclinder with a horizontal side tube for suction.
It was in used until 1918
History
• Preservatives
• Ancient civilization have different beliefs: o ACD was supplanted by CPD in 1963
o China 1000 BC: soul/spirit o CPD-A1 in 1980s
o Egyptians: bathe in blood o Cryoprotective agents: glycerol, was utilized in
• Pliny and Celsus: drink the blood of their enemies 1960s
• "First Transfusion Myth" - 1942 • Plastic containers - to facilitate exchange of carbon
o Pope Innocent VII: is said to have received blood
dioxide
from 3 10-year old boys and each of them were
paid.

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