Blood Set

A blood set includes several key components:

Drip chamber: Connected to the blood bag, it allows the physician to monitor the flow of blood droplets and adjust the flow rate accordingly.
Blood filter: Positioned in the blood flow path, it helps remove micro-particles, clots, and contaminants, enhancing the safety of the transfusion.
Flexible tubing: Made from biocompatible, medical-grade materials, it ensures the blood is transferred to the patient without obstruction.
Flow regulator: Allows the physician or nurse to precisely control the infusion rate.

Blood sets are especially essential for patients who urgently need blood, such as accident victims, those with internal bleeding, or individuals who have lost a significant amount of blood during surgery. These sets are also used for transferring blood products like plasma, platelets, and red blood cells.

With its specialized design and protective equipment, the blood set plays a vital role in ensuring the required blood is safely delivered to the patient, maintaining both the safety and efficiency of the transfusion. It is a fundamental tool in medical equipment, widely used in emergency and special treatments.