On this sunny morning of March 12, 2018, I want to share stories, my friends and I go to the blood donor, as we already know that by doing blood donation, we give a little blood from the body to be used to help others .
Blood donation is one simple thing you can do, but it can make a big difference in other people's lives. Each donated blood donor bag can save three people in need.
Blood donor procedures monitored by PMI and the government are guaranteed to be safe. The health care provider will use sterile and disposable utensils for each donor, which will be unsealed and discarded on your knowledge.
The process of blood donation from the start you arrive to finish takes about an hour. The blood donation itself lasts only about 8-10 minutes. The steps in this process are:
Registration:
You will be asked to show ID (KTP / SIM / Passport) and donor card (if you have one) and fill out registration form around identity, including donor identity number (if you are a regular donor).
Health Check:
The service officer will interview you around your medical history and your illness. At this stage, your blood pressure, hemoglobin level, body temperature, and pulse will be measured.
Donation:
Blood donors are performed in a sitting or lying position, and performed by a trained health professional. A sterile needle will be inserted into the skin at the inner elbow for 8-10 minutes while a liter of blood and several tubes of blood samples are collected. Afterwards, the officer will close the area of the former injection with a bandage.
Rest:
You will be given time to recover by enjoying the food and drinks provided by the blood donor organizer to recharge after losing a lot of fluid volume.
After a blood donor, you will not feel anything - you can go home and continue your daily routine - although a small percentage of people may feel dizzy, stomach ache, or have bruises on the area of the former injections. Very rarely, donors experience loss of consciousness, nerve damage, or arterial damage.
Give whatever little you have to save humans, congratulations to share.