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Blood transfusion compatibility - simplified 🩸

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Swole_Medic3 months ago

I have low titer O+ and pipes for veins in my arms. My hospital blood bank has me on speed dial. 😂

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Keith Siau3 months ago

😜😂

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Dr. Rahman3 months ago

O negative is the universal donor but it's relatively rare. Globally 6-7% and in India just 2%.

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Dr Champion3 months ago

This is ridiculously made simple. A very simple way to remember blood compatibility, thus averting blood transfusion reaction

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OKOTO HEALTH EDUCATION3 months ago

O Rh D negative universal donor So O positive can't donate to A,B and AB negatives I thought O positive can give to all blood types except O negative

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Dr Motasem Al-Gradey3 months ago

Great video! It simplifies the key points and saves a lot of time trying to understand blood transfusion compatibility. 🩸👏

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Richard Kollen3 months ago

I have O-

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Keith Siau3 months ago

🤩

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Tanya🤍3 months ago

A- here.

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Sandy | Ageless in Motion3 months ago

Thank you for the chart. It would be interesting to see a breakdown listing the diseases or conditions each blood type is most prone to (or protected against), based on available scientific associations.

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Sandra Woods, CIPP/C; she/her3 months ago

I'm O- & donated blood more to 50 times, even organizing workplace blood drives for Héma-Québec (provincial blood organization here in Montréal), until they declared my 2nd rare disease "too risky" (to me) despite permission from my cardiologist & internist to continue giving 🙄

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lola d3 months ago

What about RH -

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