The Blood Transfusion Department at Mohammadia Nursing Home provides safe and reliable blood transfusion services to support all clinical and surgical departments. Our blood bank follows strict NABH protocols and national guidelines for blood collection, screening, storage, and transfusion to ensure maximum patient safety at every step.
We maintain a well-stocked blood bank with properly screened blood units available round the clock for emergency and elective transfusion requirements. Our trained transfusion medicine staff ensures that every unit of blood is carefully cross-matched and administered safely to the correct patient under close medical supervision.
Our blood transfusion unit ensures safe, screened, and compatible blood is available for all patients in need.
Our blood transfusion services strictly follow NABH accreditation standards and national blood transfusion guidelines. Every unit of blood is screened for HIV, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, Malaria, VDRL, and other transfusion transmitted infections before use. Our trained staff follows a strict patient identification and cross-matching protocol to prevent transfusion errors and ensure the highest level of transfusion safety for every patient.
Our blood transfusion department provides blood grouping and typing, cross-matching, supply of whole blood, packed red blood cells (PRBC), fresh frozen plasma (FFP), platelet concentrates, and cryoprecipitate as required. We support all surgical departments, obstetrics, haematology cases, trauma, and emergency patients requiring transfusion. Blood components are available round the clock for all indoor and emergency patients.
Every unit of blood at Mohammadia Nursing Home is mandatorily screened for HIV 1 & 2, Hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg), Hepatitis C virus (HCV), Malaria parasite, and VDRL as per national blood transfusion safety guidelines. We follow a strict two-sample cross-matching protocol and patient identification verification before every transfusion to ensure complete transfusion safety and prevent adverse transfusion reactions.
Patients and attendants are advised to inform the treating doctor about any previous blood transfusion reactions or known allergies before transfusion. During transfusion, patients should immediately report any symptoms such as fever, chills, rash, difficulty breathing, or unusual discomfort to the nursing staff. Blood transfusion is only administered on valid doctor's prescription with proper cross-matching and patient consent as per hospital policy.
