what is the different between plasma blood and whole blood?

Answer 1

Whole blood contains R.B.C the red blood corpuscles. Plasma is devoid of red cells.

Answer 2

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Plasma, the straw-colored, liquid portion of blood, contains some clotting factors – proteins that help make blood clot so that blood vessels are sealed and bleeding stops. Plasma also has other proteins, such as antibodies. Antibodies help fight infection.

Once plasma is separated from the red blood cells, it can be frozen and kept for up to a year until it is needed. Once thawed, it is called fresh frozen plasma (FFP).

Whole blood (what people typically donate) contains all of the blood components. Each donated unit (about a pint) of whole blood is usually separated into several blood products, such as red blood cells, plasma, platelets, and/or cryoprecipitate. This allows doctors to give patients only the components they need, as well as stretch out the blood supply. People rarely need whole blood transfusions.

Answer 3

Whole blood (what people typically donate) contains all of the blood components. Each donated unit (about a pint) of whole blood is usually separated into several blood products, such as red blood cells, plasma, platelets, and/or cryoprecipitate. This allows doctors to give patients only the components they need, as well as stretch out the blood supply. People rarely need whole blood transfusions. Plasma, the straw-colored, liquid portion of blood, contains some clotting factors – proteins that help make blood clot so that blood vessels are sealed and bleeding stops. Plasma also has other proteins, such as antibodies. Antibodies help fight infection

Answer 4

Whole blood is ready blood as comes out of a human body...
Plasma blood is the remains when RBC is extracted out - known as Packed Cells, and Plasma blood is usually it is required by hemophilia s...
Packed Cells are required by people deficient on Haemoglobin, called anaemic s.