Lectures 1. Composition, production and function of blood. 2. Blood clotting process, hemophilic and thrombophilic states. 3. Blood groups and blood group antibodies, complement, agglutination, hemolysis, precipitation. 4. Basic blood tests. 5. Special blood tests. 6. Methods of blood collection for haematological examinations. 7. Transfusion service organization, legislation, good manufacturing practice in transfusion service. 8. Blood donation - blood donor registers, blood donor eligibility assessment, blood donor examination, blood collection and complications during collection. 9. Blood stabilizers, preservative solutions, blood bags, production of transfusion products, including special procedures (deleucotization, washing), standard for transfusion products. 10. Special sampling-separator techniques, autotransfusion (types of autologous donations, special working procedures when working with patient-donor and his blood). 11. Transfusion preparations (their specifications, storage conditions, delivery and transport) and blood derivatives. Control in transfusion service facilities (quality control, bacteriological control, internal quality control). 12. Clinical transfusion practice - effective haemotherapy - indication of blood transfusion. 13. Administration of blood transfusion (preparatory work in clinical department, administration technique). 14. Transfusion reactions and complications, hemovigilance. 15. Massive transfusion, transfusion during mass disasters, crisis transfusion centers
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