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Treating patients with fractionated blood is the most efficient way to use the blood supply.
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Why is the use of blood components in a blood transfusion more efficient?
Use of blood components is a more efficient way to use the blood supply, because blood that has been processed (fractionated) into components can be used to treat more than one person.
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What is the difference between inpatient and out patient?
In-patients are patients currently staying at the hospital to be treated. An out-patient can be treated at the hospital, but won't necessarily stay there and be admitted.
