16 Questions
Who performed the first successful blood transfusion in 1665?
Richard Lower
What was the conclusion drawn from Jean-Baptiste Denise's attempt to transfuse blood from the carotid artery of a lamb into a young man in 1667?
It is impossible to transfuse blood of one animal into another species.
What are the different types of anticoagulant preservative solutions developed for preserving blood?
ACD, CPD, CPDA1, SAGM
What is the duration for which blood can be preserved with the development of blood preservatives or anticoagulant preservative solutions?
21-35 days or until 42 days
What was the significance of the development of anticoagulants in the history of blood banking?
It led to the discovery of better types of anticoagulants and the ability to preserve blood for longer durations.
Who started the practice of dog-to-dog transfusion?
Richard Lower
Who discovered and developed the ABO blood group system?
Karl Landsteiner
In what year did William Harvey fully describe the circulation and properties of blood?
1628
Who is the Arabic scholar who described characteristics of blood circulation before William Harvey?
Ibn-Al-Nafis
Who performed the first successful human-to-human blood transfusion in 1818?
James Blundell
Who used blood transfusion to treat hemophilia?
Samuel Armstrong Lane
Who used antiseptics to control infections during transfusions in 1867?
Joseph Lister
What is the main purpose of using plasma in the treatment of shock injuries?
To increase the blood volume
How is Hemophilia treated with the transfusion of plasma?
Treated by specific coagulation factors
What specific coagulation factors are administered to individuals suffering from Hemophilia A?
Factor VIII concentrate or cryoprecipitate
What condition is treated by whole blood transfusion?
Post-partum Hemorrhage
Test your knowledge of the history of blood banking, including the development of anticoagulants and the first successful blood transfusion by British physician Richard Lower in 1665.
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