Your medical history is briefly reviewed to make sure that donating blood will be safe for you and all possible recipients of your blood. The donation itself takes only six to ten minutes, a small time to wait for another chance. Finally, you'll be escorted to the canteen, where volunteers will serve you refreshments to replenish your body. As more and more people schedule elective surgery, and an increasing amount of people are involved in trauma cases, the amount of blood needed by regional hospitals increases. Blood collected is typed, and processed into various products and then prepared for distribution.
Blood undergoes a battery of tests in order to determine the safety of the product.
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