BM Mission TX W 9th

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Across
  1. 3. temporary rejection of a donor
  2. 5. the action of departing from an established course or accepted standard.
  3. 8. happens when an IV fluid leaks from the vein into the surrounding skin and tissue, causing swelling, coolness, redness, pain, or numbness, often when the catheter shifts out of place
  4. 9. the pale yellow part of your blood
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  1. 1. A chemical solution (often sodium citrate) added to the blood during donation to prevent it from clotting.
  2. 2. sterile mixture of sodium chloride (table salt) and water used for various health and clinical purposes.
  3. 4. Used for identification and tracking donations.
  4. 6. The moment the phlebotomist inserts the needle into your arm vein.
  5. 7. Short for vital signs, these are measurements taken by staff before you donate, typically including blood pressure, pulse, temperature, and weight.