Blood Banking And Transfusion Medicine | Dr Praveen Kr Gupta|

Blood Banking And Transfusion Medicine | Dr Praveen Kr Gupta | This video is for all the #PGMEE #aspirants and UG prof students you understand the basics of #bloodbanking concepts in the most conceptual and precise manner. Video includes blood donation, processing, storage, blood grouping and transfusion reactions. Watch the video for conceptual learning!
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[@asitavadebroy8906]

Dear Dr Praveen, I watched about 10 mins of the video and came across some facts which I guess need correction: 1. Age for blood donation: 18-65 yrs (updated by NACO and I guess PG aspirants should always be aware of the updated facts). 2. Cryoprecipitates require ABO compatibility testing but not Rh..... on the other hand Platelets of any group can be transfused (except in children). 3. We do not usually connect bags with the central bag and 'give pressure' to yield PRBC and plasma and throw away the buffy coat. Blood is usually collected in a triple bag if we intend to prepare PRBC, platelet and plasma. I hope this is taken as a positive feedback.... Regards, Prof. Dr. Asitava Deb Roy HOD (Path) and i/c Transfusion Services MGM Medical College, Kishanganj

[@drpraveen1603]

Thanks sir....for your valuable inputs.

[@veeuzmaki1263]

Dr praveen kumar sir Kindly mention all the remaining possible updates also as it is very highyielding for our exams 🙏🏻 Thank you for the amzing class sir

[@kunalroy4010]

Interesting comment sir! Eager to know more from you and of you. My Respects

[@MrFaisel6]

Mam, needed to know the details of MD transfusion medicine course and details of working from you. Kindly help

[@Apratim98]

Sir doesnt platelets also have some amount of plasma...so how why compatibility is not recquired?

[@dr.suryavijaysahu9733]

Finally got something good and complete .. thanx sir

[@meghasa8416]

Thank you so much Sir for making this concept very clear.

[@ShivamSharma-cd4ro]

Thank you so much sir for the awesome high yield content !

[@dryashkotiwal8295]

Thankuu soo much sir.. such an amazing video with all logicial explanations

[@rajeevgoel5600]

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[@rtn3563]

Thanq so much sir for the crystal clear explanation.... ❤️

[@carle5538]

Beautiful presentation about blood banking.

[@gopasanipranathi4514]

Very clear explanation sir...tq so much

[@theIkiGuy]

Thank you so much. It was to the point and fruitful session. Enjoyed it. May God bless you and your team sir.

[@prembingi2043]

Thank you so much sir for the awesome content explanation !

[@himamadhuri1572]

Thank you so much sir...it's so clear ✌️😊

[@amiebeohon5731]

Thank you so much. This lecture is well explained.

[@udaaybagade343]

Very nice lecture in a very lucid manner. You created a mental video of the whole process. A very nice addition to the blood transfusion knowledge bank.

[@ayeshaparveen8406]

Tq very much sir.. 😊.. U r the best.

[@snehasharma2280]

Your concept was very clear ..... thank you sir

[@bugbumble3]

Amazing video! Loved it.

[@swaroopak8368]

Very well explained sir. Thank you very much🙏🙏

[@shikhasharma9520]

Awesome lecture sir. Thankyou so much

[@ashmasl8179]

Thank u sir.very well understood the concepts😊

[@esthersugi5697]

Very nice explanation sir....tq u so much

[@suryag8077]

✨Thank you so much sir..... it's very clear and clever.....

[@bhushanchaitanya8568]

Thank u for a good video sir.

[@prakashsaha2764]

So nice video sir and very very useful everyline is rgt. Tq u so much posting this video sir🙏

[@rajendranegi9537]

Very useful information for blood banking personnel. Waiting for next presentation on unexpected antibody screening and identification.

[@nehadandotkar1597]

Thank u very much sir👍👍

[@moizraza7753]

Thank u sir... 🎉

[@veenaap7002]

Thank you sir

[@Krishnaaaaaaaaa]

Thank you sir ❤️

[@RizwanKhan-di9ht]

Thank you sir Very helpful vedio

[@user-lh5vb5dy6s]

Thank you Sir it’s very helpful information You are awesome I am learning blood bank this lecture is really help me Thank you 🙏

[@shruti.shemawat295]

I wish you start classes for pg residents too.. not everyone can get seat in aiims .. but we want you to be our guide during residency 😊 my inclination towards path started just because i took your live lectures 😊

[@layapv6471]

Nice one

[@flodselboy4055]

ਧੰਨਵਾਦ ਸਰ ਜੀ

[@subashkar7890]

Awsm sir🙏🙏

[@smitapathade7801]

Nice simplified explanation

[@jiojio6170]

Excellent lecture sir

[@srinivasaraosirasapalli5104]

excellent

[@tunikeshirajshekarreddy4389]

Crystal clear explanation tq sir👍

[@drd9316]

Vry nice teaching sir

[@zangpozangpo7102]

Very Interesting and good lecture sir

[@abduljabbarshaikh7736]

Very Very Important Video, Nice Explanation Thank You Sir

[@Dr_Firdous_Ahamed]

❤😘

[@dr.umeshkhadka3237]

Very informative

[@ansabmahmood6547]

Very nice video 👍👍

[@Majboot_Pankh]

Thank u sir

[@user-bl5bh5tl5y]

Tq somach sir I want so many class

[@abh3835]

Excellent explanation sir... Thank you

[@dbmci_egurukul]

You're most welcome

[@anujsingh-1470]

👌👌👌

[@eshaneshal1509]

Sir, Thank u for this video. Ihave blood bank technician exam. Do u have any questions?

[@supercellgaming5898]

sir pls explain abt iga and Ige rxn of blood transfusion... cant understand from robbins

[@MrMOHITTYAGI]

🙏🏻

[@nitikamaheshwari1420]

Very useful sir. Thank you for posting this:)

[@satyamrao5736]

😍😍

[@bhaktivekariya970]

In human body blood contain high temperature because blood storage is lower temperature Why?

[@huntergemerz2205]

Silican citrate is use in blood bank

[@amrutagawade5808]

Name different serum immunoglobins in blood bank, Name different components prepared in blood bank please send information

[@baddulasanthoshkumar1957]

Sir how to prepare cryopricepitate plz clear vedio sir

[@Dr_Chaitanya94]

Sir please add points for whole blood transfusion...what is storage temp or shelf life n all imp points please sir And this video is awesome...thanq sir

[@drpraveen1603]

As mentioned Whole blood transfusion is not common now a days ! Storage at 2-8c, use : Anemia correction and blood loss

[@Dr_Chaitanya94]

@@drpraveen1603 Thank you Sir

[@chamundeswarichamu2222]

@@drpraveen1603 sir I have doubt fr one question. What blood products can't be received to blood bank once it is issued..?

[@shwetaranjan5806]

@@chamundeswarichamu2222 ffp

[@akarshangupta7676]

​@@chamundeswarichamu2222 every product has different timing after which it can't be recieved back... For ex:- PRBC once issued cant be recieved back after 30min-1 hour of issue timing Plasma once thawed and issued and if not transfused immediately can be returned back to be stored at temperature 2-6•C for 24 hours following which it can't be refreezed and will only be taken for plasma fractionation For RDP it has to be returned back as soon as possible if not transfused as it requires constant agitation

[@realfacts2066]

Can cmv positive donate the blood

[@dr.anupkumarsingh3108]

Thank you sir... ANUP KUMAR SINGH BRDMC , GKP

[@aaaa2895]

Sir, just wanted to know if ACD is acid citrate dextrose or adenosine citrate dextrose as mentioned above. also if during blood grouping whether it is Anti-D or anti-H to know Rh +/- as mentioned. Thank you for this video sir..... will defintely remember it like a story :D

[@drpraveen1603]

Ya its Acid citrate dextrose, Anti D is put not Anti H

[@vinodsuryavanshi9701]

Sir, Please explain details written on blood bag and what is the use/importance of Segment Number?

[@ItOneFilms]

Segment number ties the extra tubing to the original blood bag. The segments are usually kept sealed in small portions and attached to the bag. The segments can easily be detached for testing by a heat sealed (keeping the closed system) so small samples can be used for antigen screening or crossmatch, etc.

[@akarshangupta7676]

One of the most particular thing about segment number is that bags have same lot number but every bag has a different segment number...so in case you want to trace back the bag it's the segment number you gonna have to rely upon

[@aniketmahata9906]

Good video sir...thank u for nice explanation in very easy way. But sir.. In bombay blood group patient should use O negative blood Group???????? Plz reply sir...

[@drpraveen1603]

Bombay cannot O blood group as I mentioned in the video

[@aniketmahata9906]

@@drpraveen1603 sir.... Thank u sir...

[@docchethanr]

@@aniketmahata9906 O,A,B,AB has H Ag(no H Ab). Bombay doesn't has H Ag(has H Ab). So you cannot give bombay to any other blood group. Bombay can get only bombay group.

[@aartigupta3992]

@@drpraveen1603 sir I am dmlt 3semester student kuchh ssmjh ni aaya

[@GMChess-ht6fi]

Namaste, Hope you and your dear one are in good health. My query Being hospitalized when level of my Haemoglobin was dangerously critically low at 6.5% Being discharged when level of my Haemoglobin is attained from 6.5 to 9.6 after tranfusion of blood. But as per medical book minimum level of Haemoglobin of normal person should be 13 and below 13 is alarming level. I draw the attention to the doctor under whom I was in hospital, he said we can not more tranfusion of blood. Body has a limit to accept. Like to know is it true a normal body has a limit to accept tranfusion of blood and there is no method available to increase the level of Haemoglobin except transfusion of blood. But I am still living in under alarming level of Haemoglobin. Please help.

[@jayanshjha3774]

Sir as you say cryoprecipitate has come from ffp so if ffp is deficient in factor 8 than how cryioprecipitate will be rich in factor 8

[@dr.archanamane]

Pl give explanation 🙏

[@bikashkumarsethybiki7693]

FFP contain all coagulating factor along with some other materials

[@giridharu2116]

Sir , for universal donor of FFP , if we are choosing AB- ve , there could be a possibility that donor has got sensitised with rh some point of time in life and has rh antibodies , transfusion of this plasma to rh positive recipient , wouldn't it cause reaction?

[@shwetaranjan5806]

AB neg is not very commonly found, group specific ffp should be transfused always until it is an ABO incompatible solid organ or stem cell transplant. Also at major transfusion service centres antibody screening is performed for all blood donors, so if anti D is detected, that unit should not be transfused to D positive recipients.

[@Apratim98]

Sir you have said while collecting blood from the donor we also take sample for TTI but isnt TTI done even before blood donation as to why waste resources for taking blood if person already has infection?

[@amitavaghosal]

We usually opt for collecting blood first from donors and keep the blood in untested refrigerator. From the samples collected simultaneously we use to do TTI testing afterwards. As per the standard protocols and guidelines of transfusion medicine practice this should be the flowchart.The simple logic behind this practice is that it takes much longer time to test all the parameters of TTI by ELISA or ECLI and RPR and other card tests. It may take some 5-6 hours to perform all the testings. So, it is not wise to keep the donor wait for a longer period of time before phlebotomy in order to carry out all the testings.

[@coolsurgeonintown]

Hi sir, if we have only 1 iv cannula , and patient is in haemorrhage - if we use platelet and use rbc,. Will the blood be transfused freely? Also since patient is in hemmorahge we should give rbc more preference than platelet only sir?

[@drpraveen1603]

Its not the case

[@chandrabhanprajapati5358]

Sir... Tranfusion time is same for 1 sdp and 6 rdp??

[@akarshangupta7676]

Be it SDP or RDP...transfusion for platelets should be started immediately and completed within 20 minutes

[@taranjeetcheema5059]

Doubt= FFP is deficient in factor 5, cryo is rich🧐

[@drpraveen1603]

Ya since CP is more concentrate

[@taranjeetcheema5059]

Thank you sir, really appreciate the hardwork you are putting, otherwise who cares about youtube comments

[@druvakumar5383]

Hello Doc,.Will you please explain the Minor Blood Groups in detail next time

[@drpraveen1603]

Will surely do

[@druvakumar5383]

@@drpraveen1603 Thank You Sir

[@thompson3rd]

Tugas oh tugas

[@arpitrpm]

Thank you sir 🙏💐

[@ayishamaryamabdulgafoor5560]

Thank you sir

[@sanchitadey5421]

Thank you sir