INFEKSION KASALLIKLARDAN SO’NG QON DONORLARIDA MINERAL VA VITAMINLAR ALMASHINUVINI TADQIQ QILISH

Abstract:

Despite some advances in screening donor blood for antigens and antibodies of a number of infectious diseases, the risk of transmission of viral, bacterial and protozoan infections, as well as new diseases, remains during transfusion. Blood products from donors are mainly tested for the presence of particularly dangerous diseases such as HIV, hepatitis B, C, RW, brucellosis and malaria. However, blood donors suffer from various viral or infectious diseases for different periods of time. They use various drugs to fight the disease. They donate blood after recovering from the disease. It is important to know the state of minerals and vitamins in the blood during the disease, and the composition of these clinical and biochemical indicators is important for patients receiving blood products.