The Advent of Blood Banks Flashcards
Established the first blood donor service
Percy Oliver
(1921)
The first true predecessor of the modern blood bank
Mayo clinic
(1935)
First to coin the phrase “blood bank” for operation because blood could be stored and saved for future use
Bernard Fantus
(1937)
Organized a highly successful mobile blood bank that could be transported wherever needed
Federico Duran-Jorda (1930s)
Transfused plasma to a patient
Joseph Elliot (1957)
Appointed as the first director of the American Red Cross
(National blood donor service by red
cross)
Dr. Charles Drew
(1941)
Father of modern blood banking
Dr. Charles Drew
(1941)
His pioneer work during World War II is the development of techniques in blood transfusion and blood preservation, leading to the establishment of a wide system of blood banks
Dr. Charles Drew
(1941)
Landmark publication involving the efforts of several countries for blood preservation
Journal of Clinical Investigation (1947)
develops the first blood container for red cross (glass)
John Elliott
(1940)
standards for blood banking (AABB)
1957
U.S. blood banks move toward an ALL-VOLUNTEER blood donor system
● volunteer blood program
1970