Whole Blood

Whole blood is the complete form of blood that contains red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, and plasma, all mixed together. It's the natural fluid that circulates in our bodies, delivering oxygen and nutrients to cells, removing waste, and playing a critical role in the immune system and clotting processes. In medical settings, whole blood can be collected from donors for transfusions, helping patients in surgeries, emergencies, or those with blood disorders. Unlike separated blood products, whole blood is used when all components are needed, providing comprehensive support for patients’ needs during treatment.