Blood Banking
Blood banking law
RA 1517: Blood banking law
June 16 1956
PURPOSES
-safeguarding
-promoting
-preventing
RA 7719: Repealed or repeals 1517
May 5 1994
The national voluntary blood services act
AO 9 s. 1995
Ao 17- As. 1998
Purpose of 7719
To promote voluntary blood donation
To provide safe, adequate, affordable and equitable blood products
To inform the public
To require all blood banks/ centers to operate on a non profit basis
Donors
1. Voluntary blood donors - gave blood without something in return
2. Paid donors – donors who are payed
3. Replacement donors – donates blood in return of another blood Anticoagulants and preservative
Anti-coagulant
• Acid- acid citrate dextrose -21 days
• Citrade phosphate dextrose -2 1days
• CP2D- 35 days
• CPDA1-35 days
• CPDA2- 42 days
• Heparin – 2 days
Hospitals without blood banks takes blood from this :
PBC- Philippine blood center
PNRC- Philippine national red cross
FWB(fresh whole blood)- P1,500
PRBC – P1,100
5 transmisible disease (serological test)
Malaria HBsAg –hepatitis b surface antigen Syphilis –dies when refrigirated Anti HCV – hepatitis c virus Anti HIV – human immune virus
Syphilis
1st stage
2nd stage
Latent stage
Chronic stage
PROMOTION OF VOLUNTARY BLOOD DONATION
Public education – pnrc, pbcc
Pbcc- Philippine blood coordinating council (baka lumabas)
Promotion in schools – ched, deped
Professional education – doh pbcc, pshbt, psp, pma, pamet, pna
Establishment of blood service network
Pshbt- Philippine society of hematology and blood transfusion
PMA – Philippine medical association
PNA – Philippine nursing association
PSP – Philippine society of pathologist
National voluntary blood services program (NVBSP)
In charge : DOH, PNRC, PBCC
Funds: PCSO and PAGCOR, DUTY FREE Philippines
PAGCOR- Philippine amusement and gaming
RA 1517: Blood banking law
June 16 1956
PURPOSES
-safeguarding
-promoting
-preventing
RA 7719: Repealed or repeals 1517
May 5 1994
The national voluntary blood services act
AO 9 s. 1995
Ao 17- As. 1998
Purpose of 7719
To promote voluntary blood donation
To provide safe, adequate, affordable and equitable blood products
To inform the public
To require all blood banks/ centers to operate on a non profit basis
Donors
1. Voluntary blood donors - gave blood without something in return
2. Paid donors – donors who are payed
3. Replacement donors – donates blood in return of another blood Anticoagulants and preservative
Anti-coagulant
• Acid- acid citrate dextrose -21 days
• Citrade phosphate dextrose -2 1days
• CP2D- 35 days
• CPDA1-35 days
• CPDA2- 42 days
• Heparin – 2 days
Hospitals without blood banks takes blood from this :
PBC- Philippine blood center
PNRC- Philippine national red cross
FWB(fresh whole blood)- P1,500
PRBC – P1,100
5 transmisible disease (serological test)
Malaria HBsAg –hepatitis b surface antigen Syphilis –dies when refrigirated Anti HCV – hepatitis c virus Anti HIV – human immune virus
Syphilis
1st stage
2nd stage
Latent stage
Chronic stage
PROMOTION OF VOLUNTARY BLOOD DONATION
Public education – pnrc, pbcc
Pbcc- Philippine blood coordinating council (baka lumabas)
Promotion in schools – ched, deped
Professional education – doh pbcc, pshbt, psp, pma, pamet, pna
Establishment of blood service network
Pshbt- Philippine society of hematology and blood transfusion
PMA – Philippine medical association
PNA – Philippine nursing association
PSP – Philippine society of pathologist
National voluntary blood services program (NVBSP)
In charge : DOH, PNRC, PBCC
Funds: PCSO and PAGCOR, DUTY FREE Philippines
PAGCOR- Philippine amusement and gaming