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00:00How will this operation be decided this time?
00:02What's wrong with you, you brainless one? What's wrong with you?
00:04The bank we're going to rob isn't just any bank.
00:06Yes, we will definitely have a specific bank in mind.
00:09Which bank is it?
00:13blood bank
00:14My son, someone is trying to find a blood bank.
00:16It's just any bank, that's all.
00:17Listen, my son
00:18That's the last thing anyone would think about.
00:22This particular bank has no security whatsoever.
00:25Yes, because no fool would dare try to steal.
00:28How is that possible? Do you know that the blood bags become completely soaked?
00:31No, and I don't want to know.
00:33You, my son, have no feelings.
00:34There are no morals, no principles.
00:36But we're thieves, of course we have no morals.
00:38No, uncle, I won't allow you to do that.
00:40Principles are being disregarded as usual.
00:42I'm a thief, eh?
00:43But I would never do something like that.
00:44It's impossible for me to come down on the weak.
00:46You're not right, honestly.
00:47That's why I had option number 2 ready.
00:51Thank God
00:52What's up, Jenny? Do you hear about the Armenian hospital?
00:56Uncle, leave us alone completely.
00:58The hospital?
00:59Is your bank still there?
01:01dream
01:02What kind of bank is this?
01:03Bank?
01:04food
01:06Oh, wait, oh, wait
01:08I'm not finished yet
01:09Bank Da
01:10Ali Mino Dar Aytam
01:12Speed guidance
01:14Hello?
01:15Moliss, help?
01:16I want to report a mentally disturbed person.
01:19With a mustache
01:20He was left without a mustache
01:21No, no, he doesn't have a mustache.
01:23He doesn't have a mustache at all.
01:31I greet the viewers: Peace, mercy, and blessings of God be upon you.
01:33Welcome to a new episode of Al-Daheeh program
01:35I'm only showing this episode to people with a conscience.
01:38You have no shame, you're free to do as you please.
01:39But the religion of those who have blood, that's all.
01:40They are the ones who will be in the dark.
01:41Thank you, Muhammad, for your generosity.
01:42We might enter the circle of people on the edge
01:44In the mid-19th century
01:45Dr. James Boville will stop
01:46And his colleague Edwin Hodder in front of a cholera patient
01:49He is suffering from dehydration
01:50And then, my dear, we know very well
01:51The symptoms will continue to worsen with him.
01:53To the point of leading to death
01:54Nothing but blood can prevent this death.
01:57The blood needed here is to replace the fluids
01:59This ends with sufficiency
02:01Here, the patient fights the infection and survives.
02:03Oh, Muhammad, does blood cause all this?
02:05Blood, my dear, in medical terms, is
02:07The elixir of life begins with the masala.
02:10It's the bone marrow that makes it.
02:12The spongy material found in bone
02:14These, my dear, make up 95% of blood cells.
02:17It makes us red blood cells
02:19This, my dear, is oxygen transport.
02:21The one that takes oxygen to the body and tissues
02:23And then, my dear, don't let oxygen reach these tissues
02:25Take carbon dioxide and remove it
02:27To make it tender, then expel it from the body
02:29In this blood too, my dear, there are carats of white blood.
02:32This is supposed to be the police or soldiers
02:34The one who is haunted by bad things
02:36The blood enters the body, so its movement inside the body
02:38A worker like a transportation network
02:39Life is transferred to the organs
02:41They receive heat and oxygen
02:43Different growth requirements
02:45Now, my dear, you don't need enough intelligence.
02:46So you know that the hero of this story is blood.
02:49Or what is known as Super Hero Body
02:50If we go back to the cholera patient, we will find that his problem
02:52He doesn't have enough blood.
02:53He needs a supply of this great liquid because his survival
02:56The doctors rely on him; they know the problem.
02:59The solution is there, but implementation is still needed.
03:00They intervene, my dear, and inject quickly.
03:02In his vein, milk
03:04What? You're saying, Abu Ahmed, that milk is now known as blood, and that the check is the king of the check?
03:06Doctors at the time considered milk to be better.
03:08Blood substitute and the fats present in milk
03:11They will turn into white blood cells
03:13This will be sued, my dear, and it will be strengthened
03:14When they see the patient responding to treatment
03:16And my dear, with great enthusiasm, they will repeat the experiment.
03:19With five other patients, they will be given [something].
03:21Milk in their blood
03:22Oh, Suwaida Abu Ahmad, did the experiment succeed or fail?
03:24My dear, if you had succeeded, half the world's problems would have been solved.
03:26Anyone with anemia should get three [units of measurement].
03:28Ritter Juhaina returns as a lion
03:38He explained that they were a group of doctors
03:40Oh, my love, Giustana, James Boville
03:42The person I'm talking to you about wasn't an ordinary doctor or an amateur doctor.
03:45He was the vice president of the institute.
03:47Royal Canadian and striking his hand
03:49Doctors of the stature of William Osler
03:50Whom some people consider the father of modern medicine
03:52The absurd scene you're seeing doesn't reflect
03:54The doctor is ignorant, but he is reflecting that ignorance.
03:56The helplessness of doctors at this time
03:58And they were ahead of their time in order to save millions of patients.
04:01From certain death, even if through experimental solutions
04:03Its basis is theories that are so uncertain as to be like milk, Abu Hamad.
04:06What's wrong, my dear patient? He was sick.
04:07Buhamad is now efficient, so he's a milk-based company.
04:10You milked it all
04:12Buy
04:13Simply put, my dear, there was no way
04:15It was known at the time for blood donation
04:16Like, Abu Hamad, they're not going to tell him blood, this is a very simple operation.
04:19By God, my dear, the simplest thing
04:21And what seems obvious in her mind will remain so.
04:23The perplexed and the scholars, not just the two of them, but for centuries
04:27Let me take you by the hand, my dear
04:29For the seventeenth century, by God, only your justice.
04:31This program is from different time periods.
04:33Before Christ, after Christ, and worlds
04:35Distribute it to your friend, our journey begins from
04:37The seventeenth century, when the English doctor discovered
04:39William Harvey, known as the Bloody Role
04:41The gateway that we found out from
04:42The heroic role that blood played on that day, as I explained to you
04:45Shortly after, the first blood transfusion attempt took place.
04:48In it, Dr. Richard Lair saves the lives of some dogs by transfusing them with blood from other dogs.
04:53But in the case of humans, the matter was different.
04:55At first, people were afraid to donate blood.
04:57Because the process wasn't as safe as it is now.
04:59There are no clear criteria for selecting a donor.
05:01We don't have sterile instruments to draw this blood.
05:03Just tools that cause injuries and bleeding
05:06Here, the French doctor is named Jean-Tabitiste Demysse.
05:09My dear Nael, blood will flow from a sheep to a human.
05:11This font seems strange, my dear.
05:13But the first attempts will succeed.
05:15This is because he received small amounts
05:17But, by God's grace, he finally got his act together.
05:19And the sheep took time to shed blood on the human
05:20Deaths have begun to appear as expected.
05:23Oh Naris Abu Hamad, son of Adam, with the blood of a sheep
05:24What does he do on Eid al-Adha? Does he go down to take a bath or recite the Shahada?
05:27This procedure, my dear, caused the death of prominent people.
05:30For example, the Swedish Baron Gustav Mundy
05:32This, my dear, proves that blood transfusions between different species are fatal.
05:36This is where the process will begin to unfold in Europe.
05:39And research in the field of blood transfusion will stop. I know how many years, my dear.
05:42For 150 years
05:43Until we get the milk experiments you need to know about
05:45Which, despite its disappointment
05:47However, doctors in North America up to the year 1880
05:50They will continue to use it as a treatment so they can experiment with cow's milk every now and then.
05:53Goat's milk, depending on availability.
05:55But unfortunately, the end result was the same, and most patients died.
05:58Shall we tell you, my dear, that one of the doctors is Joseph Howe?
06:00He conducted an experiment to determine if milk was the problem.
06:02He let the dog bleed until it fainted, and then tried to revive it using milk.
06:07Of course, my dear, the dog died.
06:08He then conducted a second experiment, believing that the problem was not with the milk.
06:11But it was in the quantity he gave him, and the other one also died.
06:14He then conducted a third experiment to compare human milk with goat milk.
06:17This proves that the problem lies in the type of milk.
06:19This milk will be transferred to a woman suffering from a lung disease.
06:22Because, my dear, the first thing you'll do is inject yourself with human milk.
06:25The respiratory system is saying, "I'm not going to continue."
06:27It stops completely
06:28So here, my dear doctor, is trying to catch her with artificial respiration and morphine.
06:31And with me, my dear, this recurring failure continues.
06:34Those who don't know, never get rid of it, by changing all types of milk.
06:37They had forgotten, along with my dear, that they use almond milk.
06:39Thus, my dear friend, the scientific community confirmed an important result in 1884.
06:44This is related to the idea that blood should not mix with milk.
06:48In the subject, it was Pipe the first
06:49No, no, and the second one is a big Zamal.
06:50Here, dear scientific community, it becomes clear that we are done.
06:53It's no good
06:54We can't stir the milk.
06:55And here they will decide to replace it with a saline solution.
06:58But still, it's no use, one year, Abu Hamil.
07:00They thought of replacing human blood with milk.
07:02That didn't work, so they replaced it with the blood of other animals.
07:06That didn't work, so they replaced it with a saline solution.
07:08It didn't work either.
07:09Why hasn't anyone thought of replacing one person's blood with another's blood?
07:12The truth, my dear, is that transporting milk, despite its strangeness as a procedure...
07:15And the many deaths that occurred because of him
07:17However, it was much better than what you're suggesting.
07:20Oh my God, my brother
07:21Milk has a possibility, even if only wishful thinking, that the patient can transmit
07:24But human-to-human blood transfusion
07:26Sometimes it meant certain death.
07:28First, the donor
07:29The blood donor who gives us this blood could die.
07:32And secondly, the recipient who receives this blood
07:34Sometimes his death is a horrific one.
07:36terrifying, scary
07:37I get a new fever and sometimes chills
07:39And a headache and pain throughout his entire body
07:41And a severe burning sensation in his arm
07:43The urine turns black and becomes thick.
07:46In a tiring and painful sequence
07:47This happens after death
07:49All this and we still don't know why.
07:50Why does it sometimes work and sometimes not work?
07:53Blood, my dear, isn't just for superheroes.
07:55No, he's also capable of protecting his superhuman abilities.
07:57Fingerprint has a distinctive mark
07:59By making him able to remain subordinate
08:01For one entity, there is no body you need
08:03If it enters another body, it becomes foreign.
08:05It's strange that they ask him about the visa.
08:06And you know very well, my dear, the body that feels
08:08There's something strange about it that I've put inside him, even if it might save him.
08:11What's he doing there? What's wrong, sir? I'm involved.
08:13The fluid contains something strange about the red blood cells.
08:15And white blood cells, and he claims that it is blood
08:17The cause of death is not your concern.
08:19Okay, sir.
08:21This blood in the body is dangerous to us.
08:27Pay attention, my dear, to the transformative science
08:29When he started treating you like he accepted
08:31It is indicated by a virus that causes a leaking substance.
08:32This creates immunity against the virus.
08:34Well, you're backward. Do you even know how to deal with him?
08:36No, he likes the one who made a fool of him.
08:37This blood transfusion, my dear, was driving his mother crazy.
08:40Because it was triggering a dangerous immune response
08:43Like I told you
08:43The response begins when the immune system produces proteins
08:46Their name is antibodies
08:47Its job is to distinguish your cells from foreign cells.
08:50So, Abu Ahmed, how do you know about your cells?
08:52From other people's cells
08:53Every cell in your body, my dear, has an important protein coating.
08:55Remember his name, that's his name, my dear.
08:57The first antigen is an antibody.
08:59You feel like this is something strange to us.
09:01This isn't our antigen, this is a different kind.
09:04Here are the antibodies
09:05It holds on to it and calls on the immune cells.
09:07To destroy this intruder
09:09And it expels it along with its bladder from the filth in the urine.
09:11Well, Abu Ahmed, the one who died doing this
09:13That's strange, he took the body, we caught him and took him away from there
09:16What's the problem?
09:17The problem, my dear, is if these teeth are broken.
09:19The harmful thing gives you a lot
09:21This is where blood clots can form in the bloodstream.
09:22This causes a disruption in blood clotting.
09:24And it could very well lead to death
09:26This process was hidden from scientists until 1901
09:29When the doctor discovers that we are equal
09:31Carl Lunch Diner's most important discovery in the dream of blood transfusion
09:33The idea, my dear, is that we
09:35If our blood is of the same blood type
09:38No strokes occur
09:39But if the blood type is different
09:40He starts to experience strokes and other problems.
09:42So here, my dear, if through a donor
09:44Same blood type as the recipient
09:46So these qualities will not be attacked here.
09:48Therefore, you won't get a blood clot, and the transfer will be successful.
09:51Carl, my dear, distinguishes three factions
09:53For blood
09:55And they will be added to the fourth group
09:57This, my dear, is a discovery
09:59Despite its simplicity,
10:01His genius will earn him the Nobel Prize.
10:03Doctors will begin to apply this new knowledge.
10:05They mix small amounts of blood
10:07Before they transfer her, even if a blood clot doesn't form.
10:09They know that the two commas are identical.
10:11Therefore, my dear, they are able to save
10:13Thousands of lives
10:14Okay, my dear Mohammed, let me ask you an unexpected question.
10:17When you came to explain the blood, you said that our blood
10:19It consists of the same things
10:20White blood cell, red blood cell, and so on.
10:23So when Klein remains the same composition
10:25How does one blood type transform into a specific blood type?
10:27Come on, my dear, the matter is not in the hands of the blood.
10:29But in the hands of the immune system
10:31From the moment it's formed, it recognizes your body's cells.
10:33And the antigen is on it
10:35When your immune system sees the antigen of your cells
10:37He says, "If this is mine, then this is mine."
10:39Here he can differentiate between her and others, and between her and an intruder.
10:41Your red blood cells have a protein that helps them function.
10:44This, my dear, is a friend. This is a friend
10:46Your body, but it's an intruder in any other body.
10:49Let me tell you something, my dear.
10:51You might be surprised to learn that blood cells come in two types.
10:52The two types of products are called A and B.
10:55These are the countries, my dear, that determine your blood type.
10:56One second, please, about the awful content, you're just wasting it.
10:59Didn't he just tell us there are four?
11:00The first and the second, and the first and the second
11:02And we have four blood types.
11:04We only have two types in the antigen
11:06Well, God is now watching over your livelihood and your audience.
11:08Come back! Come back!
11:09Man, what a question! You don't believe it!
11:11Why aren't you doing that?
11:11What do you think? A little bit!
11:12Do you have a question? I'll answer you!
11:13This issue isn't even within the control of the immune system.
11:15This is related to the genes that you inherit.
11:16Each gene has two or few copies.
11:19This little bit is like that
11:20An alternative form of the same gene
11:22The gene could be something, for example
11:24And it could be something else
11:25So, the second need is that this is the least of it.
11:27And this is the second little
11:28to understand?
11:29For example, you'll get a gene for eye color.
11:31For example, he might have
11:32A little bit of brown on my hand
11:33Or a little blue
11:34Here, my dear, the gene is responsible for eye color.
11:37What will the eye color be?
11:39He enters here, either this little one or this little one
11:41Understood?
11:41The gene chooses if it wants to
11:43and a few trees
11:44Antigens, my dear
11:45Those on blood cells
11:46There are three few that can express it
11:48A little A, a little B, and a little O
11:50A small amount of A produces an antigen A
11:52A little B will get you an antigen B
11:54A small amount of O doesn't produce any antibodies.
11:56So what happens, my dear, is that every human
11:58It takes two, a small amount determined by blood type.
12:00What if the mother is what?
12:01And what about the father?
12:02What type of blood does it have?
12:03any?
12:03What if both of them?
12:04Your blood type remains B
12:05If it's one, what?
12:06And the second one?
12:07Is your blood type A?
12:09If the two of them, my dear, are slightly different
12:11He will overpower the second
12:12A and B are oligo-dominant
12:13and O is slightly recessive
12:15Resisf
12:15For example
12:16What kind of father and mother are they?
12:18So, what are you?
12:19B and O remain B
12:21A and B
12:21Blood type remains
12:22A?
12:23Come, my dear, let's get back to our most important topic.
12:24What you told us about in the first place
12:25Blood transfusion
12:27What is a person's blood type?
12:28And the blood type is transferred to him
12:30So the antibodies say why
12:31tttttt
12:31You, Uncle B, you
12:32What are you doing here?
12:33You are a fool
12:34You are not
12:35And also
12:36The opposite will also happen
12:37Her second meaning, my dear
12:38People whose blood type
12:39A?
12:40They both have Intxence
12:41Their bodies are distinctive
12:42A and B
12:43Although they are loved ones
12:45This is my dear, in the name of God
12:46God willing, it's equal
12:47The one who takes from anything
12:48Give him what, okay?
12:49Give him that, okay?
12:50Eddie, there's no problem.
12:51What did he do to deserve it?
12:52He'll take it, and thank you.
12:53And this, my dear, is called
12:54Universal Recipient
12:55General future
12:56He can take from anything
12:58But he can't give anything
12:59My dear
13:00The strength of Tutbet is limited to his blood type AB.
13:02If you had an accident
13:02The one who might donate to you
13:03My psyche will tell you, my love
13:04He tells him
13:05But what's up, Bey?
13:06What should I do?
13:06What if he scratches his knee?
13:07He won't leave a single red ball in you
13:09Although he can take from anything
13:10What were you?
13:11I was in it
13:12I was O
13:12Yakh
13:13People, my dear
13:14Oh, my beloved
13:15Oh my beloved, this poor woman
13:16Those with blood type O
13:17They don't produce any antigens
13:19They can donate blood of any blood type.
13:22This, my dear
13:23Excellent groom
13:24Take it, my dear
13:25Turn it on, Dee Spencer
13:26Hot blood, blood of my country, Mary
13:28What you want
13:29You'll get it out
13:30Vally, my dear
13:30Those who are the first
13:31They remain Universal Doners
13:33Universal donors
13:34But on the other hand
13:35That's if blood is needed.
13:36It cannot be transferred to him
13:37non-blood
13:38That's why
13:39The condition that requires blood urgently
13:41There's no time
13:41I don't see her blood type.
13:42We'll hang her up as soon as possible.
13:44Blood type 4
13:45In humans
13:45And the main ones only
13:46You might think, my dear
13:47Humans have four
13:48That's too much
13:49But I'll surprise you and tell you
13:50Those who fortified themselves with them
13:518 factions
13:52The worst and the worst
13:53dogs
13:54Dogs have 30 blood types
13:56Oh Abu Hamad, by God
13:57You made me realize
13:57How much I am human
13:59And you came to realize it now
14:00Because of the blood type
14:01Honestly, Abu Hamad
14:02We uncovered this civilization issue.
14:03Overt
14:03Scientific animals
14:04She was right from the beginning of the day
14:05You see a lot of snakes
14:06Let's go, my dear
14:07Let's go back to the episode.
14:07Let me get on with my work.
14:08Do you think, my dear?
14:09Praise be to God
14:10We know what's in it
14:11Our Sunnah is strong, but we are human.
14:12four
14:12The world is delicious and easy
14:14And the man who knows this information
14:15Take the Nobel Prize and relax
14:16Let me tell you, what's up?
14:17Compatibility between two blood types
14:19It hasn't happened yet.
14:20Because some people have
14:21Antigen is in her blood
14:22Have you ever heard of this?
14:23Styles and positive
14:25What is negative and what is positive?
14:27Positive and negative are two things, my dear.
14:28They determine the presence
14:29Rh-antigen
14:30The RH, my dear
14:31Rhisus
14:32Resus De Jay from Resus Monkeys
14:34Because it is isolated from this type of village.
14:35The one who has the antigen
14:37R-H positive
14:38That is, he has the Rh-antigen
14:40And those, my dear, are the majority.
14:41Approximately 85%
14:42Those who don't have this antigen
14:44R-H remains negative
14:45If you are R-H positive
14:46You're welcome, my dear
14:47She takes from everyone too
14:48You're welcome, my dear
14:49Take from an R-H positive or negative donor
14:51Because your body knows the twin antigen
14:53But if you are R-H negative
14:54You need to take blood
14:55It doesn't contain this antigen
14:56It doesn't have R-H
14:57R-H free
14:58You are my beloved, my heart
14:59It's possible your blood type is O
15:01So you can't take from O
15:02Because O is doubled
15:03And sometimes if the mother is R-H negative
15:05And pregnant with an R-H positive fetus
15:07The mother's immune system may attack the fetus's blood cells.
15:10Sometimes, dear mother, if the R-H is negative
15:12It means she doesn't have the R-H
15:13She gave birth to a baby with R-H.
15:15Agard Shmujab means
15:16A deficient immune system recognizes a foreign antigen
15:19Here, my dear, is what the immune system will do.
15:21They said it, Vandim
15:22There's a small creature that they've been saying since morning
15:24Silent brain youth
15:26Brain silent
15:27Here, my dear, is the underdeveloped immune system.
15:30It will attack the fetus's blood cells.
15:32And this, my dear, will be caused by his own blood.
15:34And the occurrence of severe anemia
15:36It can be transmitted to the brain or even to the brain.
15:38So here, my dear, is what our right requires.
15:40It weakens the mother's immunity a little
15:43See, my dear, just like I'm telling you
15:44The first time medicine began to understand his brain
15:46He started to relax
15:46Seriously, this is supposed to be a body protector.
15:49So imagine here, my dear
15:50You're waiting for the man to protect you.
15:51So he knows how to protect you
15:53God, Abu Hamad
15:53Why is the immune system so complicated?
15:55Why is the blood of the martyrs among us?
15:56It means factions and their production
15:59And my dear, this answer is still up for debate.
16:01But some evidence says
16:02This happens because
16:04Genetic selection of species
16:06The species whose antigens
16:08Resistance to certain diseases in specific regions
16:10For example, people who have had their blood transfused.
16:12And they live in our country, which is plagued by malaria, for example.
16:14These countries, my dear, have higher survival rates.
16:16With this simple journey I've shown you
16:18That solves the first problem in the blood transfusion process.
16:21Are you finished now?
16:21So, shall we move?
16:23No, there's still another challenge.
16:24If you noticed, my dear, everything about our blood is unique.
16:27It becomes a problem during the blood transfusion process.
16:30For example, your separation softens your immune system, thus protecting you.
16:33This is an advantage
16:33But at the same time, when your blood enters another body
16:36It turns into foreign blood
16:37There's another feature, my dear, that turns into a curse.
16:39Blood clots as soon as it smells air.
16:41This is the defense
16:42So that as soon as you bleed, it clots and protects you.
16:45It's no longer acceptable for workers to leave; they'll leave, clots will form, and leak.
16:47Of course, my dear, if you spend your time donating, it will be a disaster.
16:49Then came the year 1908
16:50When the French surgeon Alexis Skerr
16:52He is developing a method to prevent blood clots.
16:54What is he doing?
16:55The recipient's vein is stitched to the donor's artery.
16:58In a process known as intravenous delivery
17:00The process of anatomy
17:01The paragraph will fail to transfuse the blood.
17:03But the path to the members' honesty will be clear.
17:06And this doctor would receive the Nobel Prize for it in 1912.
17:08Until then, blood transfusions required the donor to sit next to the recipient at the same time.
17:13But if you remember, in 2014 World War I broke out
17:17And here the blood transfusion crisis remains a catastrophic one.
17:20People are getting infected and if we can't give them blood transfusions they'll die
17:24The matter is becoming an urgent necessity that cannot be delayed.
17:26How do you transfer donated blood from patients to wounded people on the front lines?
17:30Without it clotting
17:30Fortunately, the Czech surgeon discovers
17:33Albert Huston, Street Studio Material
17:34This, my dear, is the substance that thickens the blood.
17:38What are you doing?
17:38It removes calcium from it, which is important for blood clotting.
17:41There's blood in it, my love, my heart
17:42What is this? I need a blood clot quickly.
17:44Where's the calcium?
17:45What? No calcium?
17:46I don't know how to make a blood clot
17:47Even if, even if, even if
17:48any?
17:48Even if, even if, even if
17:49This was before American scientists discovered a more effective substance.
17:52It is heparan
17:53This is the substance that produces the enzymes that help with blood clotting.
17:56The blood pools and mixes with this substance.
17:58He continued to move around in the war zone.
18:00The initial fund that is transferred to the war effort.
18:02It will be a source of inspiration for an idea
18:04This will change the future of blood transfusions forever.
18:08If you're going to simplify things, my dear, based on statistics
18:09You'll find the need for blood terrifying.
18:11In America, there are people who need a million blood transfusions every two years.
18:15Worldwide, 234 million surgical procedures are performed annually.
18:20In 36 million accidents, this leads to operational confusion.
18:2431 million people are fighting cancer
18:2710 million women experience pregnancy complications
18:29In all these cases, survival depends on blood.
18:32country
18:32If we take one example from a country like India
18:3412,000 people die every day due to a lack of blood.
18:38But these incidents could have multiplied were it not for a simple idea
18:40The idea is that we won't look for blood at the time of the accident and will just run away.
18:43We need to store it until we need it.
18:46The idea that will emerge at the beginning of the twentieth century
18:48It is called a blood bank
18:50The idea of Dee Aizizi is spreading throughout the United States.
18:52At the same time, my dear, the group of scientists will...
18:54Some research on a new procedure
18:56What are they doing? They're separating the blood.
18:58So what is blood and milk, Abu Hamad? Bring it out, you curdled one!
19:00What is it that separates blood?
19:00I feel like there's still a little bit of cream left in it.
19:02A little milk
19:03A little cheese
19:04We all have the same blood components, my dear.
19:06Solid parts dissolved in liquid parts
19:08Blood cells and platelets, diphenyl glycoplasm
19:11When you donate a bag of blood
19:12And in order to make the most of it
19:15Here is the blood bank in its place
19:16The process of blood fractionation, also known as blood fractionation
19:19What we do is fraction
19:19They separate the blood in two ways: one of them puts it in a centrifuge.
19:22The device, dear, rotates at high speed.
19:24So that it can separate the components based on their density
19:27Like a whirlpool, my dear
19:28Red blood cells stay at the bottom because they are heavier.
19:30And the text contains a definitive layer
19:32These are the platelets and white blood cells.
19:34And the plasma is still located right above.
19:36Red blood cells are stored in sacs
19:38It is needed by patients such as those with thalassemia
19:39These countries, my dear, have a problem with their red blood cells.
19:42But what about something like plasma that freezes?
19:43It is called FFB
19:46This is needed by patients who have experienced heavy bleeding.
19:48Or they lost fluids and proteins like the fire victims
19:51Or those who undergo open-heart surgery
19:53Platelets remain important in major surgeries.
19:55And also in accidents
19:56Besides, my dear, cancer patients need it.
19:58This is because one of the side effects of the treatment
20:00The platelets decrease
20:02And without them, they may face life-threatening bleeding.
20:04My dear, there's a problem with the platelets.
20:06It's not acceptable for her to stay for more than five days.
20:08That's why cancer hospitals like 57-57
20:10They need new donors every day.
20:13You don't necessarily have to donate whole blood.
20:15Now there is a different technology
20:16Aversesis
20:17This allows you to donate platelets only
20:20Or by necessity, but
20:21specific
20:21And the blood remained on your body, completely normal.
20:23My blood, my dear, carries oxygen and food.
20:25He also removes all sorts of garbage, waste, and things from the worst kind of place.
20:28When I tell you that you run in my blood
20:30Don't expect a perfect picture in this subject.
20:31There's filth on the internet right next to you
20:33That's why, my dear, sometimes blood transfusions
20:35It might be if there are mistakes
20:37Disease transmission works
20:38Not just transferring life
20:39We'll find out.
20:40When we discover that there are viruses
20:42It is transmitted through the blood
20:43Like liver disease and AIDS
20:44And others and others
20:45So, if the donor was infected with these diseases
20:48He transmits them to the recipient
20:49That's why the most important procedure of the blood transfusion process takes place.
20:52It is a blood transfusion test
20:54This test is about what religion is.
20:56This virus
20:57In this way, my dear, science has reached a near-perfect procedure.
21:00blood transfusion
21:01A completely safe procedure for the donor
21:03At most, he'll donate in ten minutes.
21:05He takes his juice and continues the day
21:06He can repeat it every three months if he's a man.
21:08And every four months, if six
21:10At the same time, the recipient takes what they need from the blood.
21:12So in front of
21:13Come on, my dear, let's review the transport protocol.
21:15In your vagina, my dear, there are about five liters of blood.
21:17You can donate about half a liter, my dear.
21:19Go fill out a confidential medical record
21:21Questions related to what risks of transmitting infection
21:23Like a viral disease or injected drugs
21:26After that, the nurse uses sterile equipment.
21:28This equipment is for single use.
21:30And then she is executed
21:32What's wrong with you, are you obsessed with equipment?
21:34By destroying, it means getting rid of it.
21:35He didn't bring her a derived rope
21:36I want equipment
21:37It's just that, Ya Bahmad, the wording is sad.
21:38Now, tell me your intentions.
21:40You'll bring her a sniper rifle
21:40You're going to kill her?
21:41The blood collects in a tube to be broken down
21:43And then the bag is left to dry.
21:45The nurse removes the needle and places a spot on your anus.
21:48After that, my dear, you take a breath and calm down.
21:50And you regain your normal state
21:52Eat a snack or drink juice
21:53After a few minutes you can walk like a lion
21:55They are a need, my dear, when you return
21:57Drink plenty of fluids
21:58If Hassan is dizzy, don't be alarmed.
21:59This is not a load
22:00This is the effect of less blood
22:01Raise your leg slightly
22:02Until the feeling of Yeltak faded
22:03If the dizziness doesn't go away
22:04Reveal it now, so congratulations!
22:05This is a pregnancy
22:06Haha, I was going to donate, Abu Ahmed
22:07I'll tell you a topic that reaches this point
22:08Within two weeks
22:10Your body will replace all the red blood cells.
22:12The one I donated
22:13So don't stay, my dear.
22:14Laziness, shyness, and arrogance.
22:15Many times, my dear
22:15They're handing out juice and you're greedy, it's time to relax
22:17This is something, Abu Ahmed
22:18Where else would they find someone so funny?
22:20You're close to my mind, my dear.
22:21Your blood is green and sedimented like this
22:23I don't know why
22:24The analysis checks the blood type.
22:25And the rah
22:26Then they look for any diseases
22:28It can be transmitted through blood
22:29Even if it's due to illness, God forbid
22:30He will call you and inform you.
22:31And he will ignore your blood
22:33As for what remains
22:33If these results come back negative
22:35This blood will be usable.
22:37And here, my dear
22:37The three components separate
22:39Here is one bag of blood
22:40It could save three lives
22:42Abu Hamad, don't take me for granted
22:43I have a feeling this is a homosexual image.
22:44What is possible on the ground
22:46Dear, let me hit you with a stick in your country.
22:48Oh Italy, Italy, Italy
22:49That includes twenty pounds
22:50I get dizzy from the excessive chatter of my anger
22:52I dream of Egypt and the world
22:53The only party
22:54Those in Egypt who provide blood and its products
22:56It is the National Blood Transfusion Service
22:58Affiliated with the Ministry of Health
23:00This is a network of blood banks covering every republic.
23:03In 2024, the Egyptian Ministry of Health announced
23:05The National Center
23:06It obtained international accreditation
23:08From A-A-B-B American University Blood Banks
23:11This is an accreditation you have received for the fourth time in a row.
23:14Because this accreditation requires an evaluation that is renewed every two years.
23:17In addition, other medical bodies are constantly conducting evaluations of blood transfusion centers.
23:22For example, the Department of Community and Environmental Medicine
23:24The one located at Ain Shams University
23:25And like a study published in the Egyptian Journal of Occupational Medicine
23:28Evaluating the quality of blood bank services at Al-Damdash and Al-Hussein hospitals
23:31Buhamad, Han, is asking a question.
23:32Are the vehicles that are present in the street affiliated with the Ministry of Health?
23:35Or maybe these are disguised minibuses with sirens on so people will make way for them.
23:39No, my dear, these vehicles are supposed to belong to the Ministry of Health.
23:41No one should take blood from you unless they are affiliated with the Ministry of Health.
23:43Dr. Nihaya Al-Musaad, former head of the Blood Transfusion Center
23:46She says that there are two ways to perform a blood transfusion.
23:48Either the donor visits one of the centers himself
23:50Or by means of vehicles that go out into the streets or squares
23:53And he reassured him that these vehicles have trained personnel who are keen on ensuring the safety of the procedures.
23:58Perhaps, my dear, the bad problem is right in front of you.
24:00Blood transfusion is a process that requires moral altruism from the donor.
24:04Especially if the matter doesn't concern him.
24:05He's going to donate blood to someone who might need it in the future.
24:08You're using these procedures for someone else you don't even know.
24:11But what if I told you, my dear, that this blood transfusion could give you medical benefits?
24:15In fact, sometimes it can shorten your life.
24:17My dear, it's in your best interest to donate.
24:20I, my dear, am donating to your house.
24:22First, the blood test is free and will measure your blood pressure, mineral levels, and the levels of minerals in your blood.
24:27You go in, Aziz, to check on your body in general.
24:29Also, according to Dr. Faten Mosaad, head of the National Center for Blood Transfusions
24:33After our donation, it is taken that the donor receives a barcode through which he can track the results of his donation.
24:38Especially if he was a regular donor with problems
24:40Here he can identify his problems and discover his illnesses first thing in the urine
24:43These, my dear, are the benefits of early detection through donation.
24:46Inside the body, things are happening in a completely different context.
24:48The blood vessels stimulate the sebum to produce new cells.
24:51The body is saying, "Hurry, there are no cells left, produce more!"
24:54The idea, my dear, is that the cells remain quasi-cells.
24:56They just built a new stadium, so it will perform better than the old one.
24:59Dr. Robert DeSimeone, Director of Transfusion Medicine at the New York Center
25:03He says that donating blood reduces the risk of blood and vascular diseases.
25:07Because it reduces blood viscosity, which is always associated with the presence of clots.
25:10In 2007, researchers looked at data from more than one million donors.
25:14They found that it offers a 30% chance of reducing mortality.
25:17The probability of developing cancer is 4%.
25:19On average, the blood donor remains in better health.
25:22In general, my dear, what we know is that donating blood is beneficial to human health in general.
25:26As long as it is done safely, it has no negative effects. (Wino Sofar)
25:30You're a bit of a mess, my dear. Sometimes it might not occur to you that you're trembling with blood.
25:33In some cases, scarcity after evil means
25:34If you have a condition called hemochromatosis
25:37Watching this causes humans to produce more blood than normal.
25:40So here, my dear, the donation becomes obligatory for him.
25:41Not because of all the advantages I mentioned, and you're having a juice now?
25:44No, so you can get your life done
25:46Our episode, my dear, began with a sad story of doctors and a dying patient in front of them.
25:50And disastrous solutions like the use of milk and sheep's blood.
25:53But medical advancements have turned it into a story of struggle.
25:55We were able to make the blood within it a life-giving fluid.
25:57Its effect begins with lightning on the body, just like the body's atmosphere.
26:00We were able to overcome its characteristics on many occasions
26:02Which sometimes had its flaws
26:03But my dear, other medical sciences offer you scientific solutions.
26:06Ultimately, donating is a personal decision.
26:08Let me introduce you to James Harrison, my dear.
26:09The person who will be making their last blood donation in 2018
26:12He is eighty-one years old
26:14To conclude, my dear, a journey that lasted sixty years
26:17Donating blood
26:18Donate blood, my dear, a thousand and one hundred times
26:21James, in his youth, will donate blood.
26:22Doctors will discover rare antibodies in the blood.
26:25But it is very important for a common condition
26:27Do you remember, my dear, when I told you
26:28Regarding the story of the mother who was R-H negative
26:31And her fetus is R-H positive
26:33He witnessed the madness of the immune system
26:35I told you that this causes the mother's immune system to break down the baby's blood.
26:38Sima, I told you the mother's body rejects the fetus's blood.
26:40And she still needs our right to calm her immunity.
26:41James still had an antibody
26:43If injected into the mother, it inhibits her immune system.
26:46It attacks the child's blood.
26:47And here, my dear James, he decides to donate for the rest of his life.
26:50Until the government prevents anyone over 81 years old from donating
26:53The man, my dear, will be repeated with the medal.
26:55off the order
26:56This man, my dear, his blood will save how many children.
26:58Multiply the number 2 by 2 million children from his blood.
27:01The World Arena organization estimated that each country
27:03You need at least one percent of its population
27:05If they donate blood
27:06Perhaps, my dear, his blood here isn't unique.
27:08Like James, for example
27:09But all blood types have their own characteristics.
27:11And all of them, my dear, could save a life.
27:13On the 57-57 website
27:15You'll find the hospital saying that the need for blood never stops.
27:18If you, my dear, were in good health
27:20And your age is between 18 and 65 years old
27:22Your lion weighs more than 50 kilos
27:24Donate your blood
27:25Because God, my dear, can save so, so, so many people
27:28As you saw, my dear, one person saved 2 million children.
27:31The beautiful thing, my dear, is something like blood.
27:33If you donate it and you don't know who it will go to
27:35I don't know who he's saving.
27:36But I'm sure he'll save someone.
27:38Is your blood going to a thalassemia patient?
27:40Forced to move every month
27:41Your bag is a gift representing a new month of life.
27:44And your bag isn't going to a mother after she gives birth.
27:46And it won't save a child.
27:48Nor can it save a young man who has been in an accident.
27:50And a lot of bleeding
27:50The good thing about the answer, my dear, is that there is no answer.
27:52But let me tell you that the closest answer to the truth
27:54If you save all countries
27:56That's it, my dear, finally! I swear I prayed for guidance.
27:57Let's just look at the previous sharp one.
27:58Look at the next thing, we'll look at the authenticator
27:59If we're on YouTube, we should subscribe to the channel.
28:01If we have blood
28:04Donate blood