Question

A person is supplied with blood from the blood bank. In blood bank, blood is stored with synthetic anti-coagulants. So, when supplied, does the body reduce the amount of anti-coagulant in it or is it done before supplying? Kindly explain, how it is done.

Answer 1

During transfusion, the anticoagulant mixed blood doesn’t make any difference in the recipient’s body as the body contains much more amount of blood in comparison to the blood getting transfused.