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Automated Red Cell Donation (2RBC) |
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An Automated Red Cell Collection selectively separates the red cells and plasma blood components as the blood is drawn and immediately returns the rest to the donor. Automated Red Cell Donations use a cell separator to draw blood and provides volume replacement (saline solution) to replace the volume of blood lost by the donor. Your donation will result in two red cell transfusions for patients (this is less blood volume than when you give whole blood but a more concentrated and consistent product for patients). Volume replacement should help you feel more comfortable after the procedure.
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- 2RBC takes just 30 minutes longer than a whole blood donation.
- Females must weigh at least 150 lbs and be at least 5'5". Males must weigh at least 130 lbs. And be at least 5'1" tall.
- The maximum donations possible in a year is reduced from 6-3.
- You can give twice as much in just one visit to the blood donor center.
- Appointments are typically required.
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