The glossary contains the meanings of blood donation terms used on this site.
- Antigen / antibody test
- What is an antigen test? An antibody is used and a protein on the surface of the virus is used as a marker.
- Antigen test is to check whether you have been infected in the past, Genji's infection status and whether you have antibodies, and detect antibodies in the infected person's body.
- Biochemical test
- A test in which blood is centrifuged and divided into formed and non-formed parts to check the course of the medical condition.
- Blood coagulation factor preparation
- A blood coagulation factor preparation is a drug created based on genetic modification or plasma.
- It is mainly taken by hemophiliacs and is effective by injecting blood coagulation factors, which are deficient in the blood, into the blood.
- It is also used when there is a shortage of platelet preparations during blood transfusion.
- Blood donation sample
- Blood donation Blood sample.
- Blood donation seminar
- A seminar mainly hosted by the Blood Center.
- A course for the spread of a wide range of blood donations such as students and the general public. It also provides correct knowledge of blood donation.
- Circulating blood
- Blood that circulates in the body.
- Delivery
- Refers to the process of getting out of the womb of a female mammal of mammalian descent
- Hatachi's blood donation
- In winter, when the number of blood donors tends to decrease, in order to secure a stable supply of blood products, we request the understanding and cooperation of 20-year-olds who are celebrating the coming-of-age ceremony, and donate blood to Japan. A campaign aimed at enlivening the whole country.
- Sponsored by each prefecture, the Japanese Red Cross Society, and the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare.
- Hemoglobin
- Hemoglobin is a protein contained in the blood, which contains a large amount of iron and has the function of distributing oxygen throughout the body.
- Hepatitis B virus
- The virus that causes hepatitis B.
- Human immunodeficiency virus
- Infects human immune cells and breaks. The virus that then causes the palace immunodeficiency syndrome.
- Informed consent
- Refers to the doctor's explanation to the patient and the patient's consent.
- Musculoskeletal system
- Refers to bones, muscles, and health that form the skeleton, and is mainly organized by proteins.
- Nucleic acid Amplification Test（NAT）
- A test that increases a part of the cells that are the core of the virus in the blood about 100 million times
- Pathogen
- Microorganisms and viruses that cause illness.
- Diseases caused by pathogens are called infectious diseases.
- Red blood cell indices
- The amount of hemoglobin contained in one red blood cell.
- Renal urethral reproductive system
- Refers to the tissue consisting of the kidney and ureteral prostate.
- Serological test
- A test that uses serum, which is part of the blood, to perform cancer marker tests and allergy tests.