History Of Blood Banking Flashcards

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A Chinese guy who said that the “blood contained the soul”

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Huang Di Nei Ching

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Vital force
Essence of life
“Drinking blood as a tonic for rejuvenation and for the treatment of various diseases.

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Blood

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Blood baths for physical and spiritual restoration

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Egyptians

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Drank blood of fallen gladiators in the belief that the blood could transmit vitality

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Romans

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Where blood letting is depicted

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Ancient greek vase

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A greek physician who postulated that the body consisted of four humours namely; blood, phlegm, black bile, yellow bile.

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Hippocrates (400 BC)

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A greek philosopher who said that the central organ is the heart. And following dissections of many different animals, he said that is it a three chambered organ

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Aristotle

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Greek physician who said that there is dark and bright blood that flows in separate chamber which interconnect.

Mentioned that liver is the origin of blood and kidney as a filter.

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Claudius Galenus (Galen)

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Earliest recorded person who receive a transfusion from 3 young boys as a remedy for apoplectic stroke. (Unsuccessful blood transfusion)

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Pope Innocent VIII

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During this time, blood letting is the most popular for of treating various ailments.

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18th century

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Discovered blood circulation during 1616

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William Harvey

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Era of real blood transfusion

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1616

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Performed the first successful animal to animal blood transfusion (dog to dog)

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Richard Lower (1665)

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Performed the first successful animal to human blood transfusion.

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Jean Baptiste Denis (1667)

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Patient of Jean Baptiste Denis who received a blood from a calf. Also received three transfusion but died because of the poison from his wife

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Antoine Mauroy

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Invented the bleeding bowl with graduation to measure blood volume.

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John Foster (1740)

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Discovered the basis for incompatibility between species

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Emil Ponfick and Leonardo Landois (1800)

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Said that donor and recipient must be of the same species.

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John Henry Leacock

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Performed the first successful human to human blood transfusion for a woman dying from postpartum haemorrhage with the blood of her husband

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James Blundell (1818)

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Experimented on phosphate of soda as an anticoagulant but failed. Recommended sodium phosphate (Na3PO4) as an anticoagulant

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Braxton Hicks

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Reported first human to human transfusion using citrated blood

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Albert Hustin (1914)

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Sodium citrate as anticoagulant at a certain percentage (0.2%) - bot toxic to human even if 2.5 ml of it was transfused

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Richard Lewisohn (1915)

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Added dextrose to citrate that extended the blood preservation up to 2 weeks

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Thomas Rous and Catherine Turner (1916)

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Developed Acid Citrate Dextrose making the blood to be stored up to 3 weeks

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John Freedom Loutit and Patrick Loudon Mollison (1943)

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Showed that glycerol can extend RBC life to 10 years

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Smith (1950)

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Introduced CPD and replaced ACD. The standard preservative for blood storage.

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Gibson (1957)

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Discovered ABO group but only A, B, O

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Karl Landsteiner (1901)

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Discovered 4th Blood Group (AB)

They were former students of Landsteiner.

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Alfred Decastello and Adriano Sturli (1932)

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Advocated selecting donors by blood group and crossmatching

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Ludvig Hektoen

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Demonstrated the importance of compatibility testing in his report of 128 cases of transfusion

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Reuben Ottenberg (1913)

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Proved the inheritance pattern of blood groups

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Felix Bernstein (1942)

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Discovered the Rhesus Rh blood type

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Philip Levine (1939)

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Developed Rh immune globin for the prevention of HDN

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Ronald fisher (1944)

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Described the use of antihuman globulin to identify “incomplete” antibodies - coombs test

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Robin Coombs, Arthur Mourant, Rob Race (1945)

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Made a double walled funnel which the outer compartment was filled with warm water

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James Blundell Impellor

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A complex device that lanced the donor multiple times to extract the patient’s capillary blood

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Gasellius

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Invented a simpler method for transfusion that used a 2 silver cannulas with a compressible bulb in the middle to sustain the flow.

The method was performed in bellevue hospital performed by medical and nurse staff but administered it in the wrong orientation

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James Aveling

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First to successfully carry out vein to vein transfusion by using multiple syringes and special cannula

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Edward Lindemann

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Designed a syringe that made transfusion possible even without the assistance of a physician

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Unger

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Proposed use of blood type O to soldiers

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Ostwald Robertson

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The first appointed director of the american red cross blood bank

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Dr. Charles Drew