I’m reading about donating blood, and they said that in large volume plasma donation, a replacement of saline is added to your blood stream to account for the large volume taken. I’m just wondering how it’s okay to just replace blood with Saline
Saline is just slightly salty water. They inject that into donors to prevent a drop in blood pressure. The stuff that’s in the donor’s plasma that the recipient needs (platelets, for example) will be replenished by the donor’s body on its own.
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