World Blood Donor Day
Awareness on Importance of Blood Donation Day
wareness class on the importance of blood donation at St. John's School:
"The Power of Blood Donation: Saving Lives, One Point at a Time"
Explained
What is Blood Donation?
- Definition: Blood donation is the process of voluntarily giving blood to help save lives.
- Blood is essential for medical treatments, surgeries, and emergency care.
Why is Blood Donation Important?
- 1 in 7 patients in hospitals need blood transfusions.
- Blood donation can save up to 3 lives per pint donated.
- Only 3% of eligible donors donate blood, leading to a constant shortage.
Who Can Donate Blood?
- Eligibility criteria:
- Age: 18+ years and above
- Good health
- Donors can give every 56 days (8 weeks).
The Blood Donation Process
- Registration
- Medical screening
- Blood donation (10-15 minutes)
- Refreshments and rest
Benefits of Blood Donation
- Help patients with cancer, anemia, trauma, and bleeding disorders
- Support surgeries and medical treatments
- Enhance community health
- Blood donation is a selfless act that saves lives.
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