Blood
Why Donate?
Donation Facts
Donation Facts
Bonus
100

How many blood groups are there?

4

100

True or False: Human donation is the only viable source of transfusable blood.

True

100

What is the minimum weight for donating?

110

100
What is the minimum age to donate?

16

100

Who is on the cover of our Instagram?

Manuel

200

What does an Rh protein mean?

Blood type will be positive
200

True or False: Someone in the U.S. needs blood every 7 seconds

False

200

How often can you donate whole blood?

Every 56 days

200

In a Power Red donation, which blood component is collected?

Red blood cells

200

How many blood drives have we had in total?

5

300

Where are blood cells made?

Bone Marrow

300

How many lives can a single blood donation save?

3

300

What happens to the other blood components during a Power Red donation?

They are returned to the donor

300

Which blood component helps the body form clots to stop bleeding?

Platelets

300

What was Mr. Berg's job before his current one?

EMT

400

What is the only part of the body that has no blood supply?

The cornea

400

What kind of patient often needs frequent blood transfusions during treatment?

Cancer patients

400

Which type of blood donation includes red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, and plasma?

Whole blood donation

400

Whole blood donations are commonly used to help patients with what three types of conditions?

Cancer, blood disorders, and traumatic injuries

400

What is Alex's blood type?

B-

500

Where does blood flow through?

 Arterioles, venules, and capillaries

500

How many people are eligible to donate & how many actually do?

62% & 3%

500

How Often Can I Donate Double Red Cells?

Every 112 days

500

What blood donation uses a special machine instead of a standard blood draw?

Power Red (double red cell) donation

500

How many colleges has Mr. Berg worked at?

3