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18 reactions | We have had so much interest in platelet donation. This short video explains a little more about it. If you would like to become a platelet donor, give us a call on 028 90 534668 or speak to a member of our team at your next donation session. | Northern Ireland Blood Transfusion Service | Facebook
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🩸Blood Transfusion Safety: Test Your Knowledge!🩺 Before administering blood, which lab value should be checked? a. creatinine b. potassium level c. platelet count d. hemoglobin and hematocrit #flonursenightingale #rn #nurse #fyp #foryourpage #nurses #nursingstudent #flonursenightingale #nurses #learningisfun #nursetobe #nclexrn #quiz The correct answer: d. Hemoglobin and hematocrit help assess the need for transfusion and monitor effectiveness. Blood is often given when hemoglobin drops below
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🩸Blood Transfusion Safety: Test Your Knowledge!🩺 Before administering blood, which lab value should be checked? a. creatinine b. potassium level c. platelet count d. hemoglobin and hematocrit #flonursenightingale #rn #nurse #fyp #foryourpage #nurses #nursingstudent #flonursenightingale #nurses #learningisfun #nursetobe #nclexrn #quiz The correct answer: d. Hemoglobin and hematocrit help assess the need for transfusion and monitor effectiveness. Blood is often given when hemoglobin drops below
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