Currently, the blood service occupies a worthy place in the healthcare system. Today it is difficult to imagine the work of medical institutions without products produced by blood service institutions.
The word “donor” translated from Latin means “to give.” Giving your blood means giving life. The donor gives blood. Anyone who is involved with medicine every day, every hour, knows how needed this hot, scarlet healer is during difficult childbirths, operations, injuries, and in the production of modern medicines.
Donation is kindness, it is responsiveness and cordiality, it is the ability to sympathize, the willingness to come to the aid of someone who is in trouble.
Every person who decides to become a donor, before coming to a blood transfusion station, must realize that he is responsible for the health of someone who is in trouble and needs a blood transfusion. The health of the donor is the key to the health of the patient. Each donor is obliged to lead a healthy lifestyle, which provides for a certain set of norms of behavior:
1. regular, balanced, rational nutrition;
2. compliance with optimal motor mode;
3. quitting smoking, drugs, alcohol abuse;
4. compliance with the rules of personal and public hygiene;
5. increasing the level of medical knowledge, self-help skills and self-monitoring of health status;
6. healthy sexual behavior.
All this is the key to the health of the donor, and, consequently, the patient to whom the blood will be transfused.
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