why is blood separated into different parts?
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Firstly blood components need to be seperated before transfusion as the whole blood is not used for transfusion. Each part of the blood has a different function. Separating the blood into parts lets patients get only the specific part or parts of the blood that they need.
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- After donation, the blood is separated into its different parts: platelets, red cells and plasma, which are known as blood components.
- White cells are removed because they can cause problems in patients who receive them.
- Once the blood has been separated, it's stored until it's needed by hospitals.
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