blood donation infographics

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My friend Mariel asked me to make a poster containing blood facts for Bloody Heal (a play on "bloody hell," if you didn't notice), the Health Sciences Society blood drive. It was a really bad four days for me, what with my laptop and its perpetual lagging, but here's what I have to show for it.

Copied from http://iamhealthsci.org:


See you on Dec.14-16 at the Colayvo Pavilion.
Know more about Bloody Heal and tips on preparing for this noble event: https://www.facebook.com/events/179088258854218/
Souvenir items await you if you register early! (tinyurl.com/bloodyhealprereg)
What to do during the event:
1. Registration/Confirm pre-registration
2. Medical check-up for Eligibility to donate (to be done by medical experts from The Medical City)
3. If approved, wait for your turn

While waiting, we provided fun games and activities like:
-Playing Cards
-Monopoly Deal
-Movies (11am-1pm)

(click to enlarge:)


Infographic about blood donation! I hope nobody has done this before and that people start referencing to this. I'm giving anyone full permission to reproduce this (because the information isn't mine anyway). 

Thanks for all the help, Rap! :)

Also, I'm giving blood tomorrow. I've never done it before and I am scared spitless. 

Comments

  1. AnonymousWednesday, December 14, 2011

    Good luck, dear!

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  2. Aimee CapinpuyanWednesday, December 14, 2011

    Thanks, mom/dad :(

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  3. Mr. UseWednesday, December 14, 2011

    Very nice and informative. May i make a small suggestion? I think people might also awant to know how much blood (in ml or l) will they lose if they do decide to donate.

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  4. Aimee CapinpuyanThursday, December 15, 2011

    Great suggestion. Thank you! n_n

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  5. AnonymousMonday, January 02, 2012

    whoo it's been a while since i've read your blog!

    ... you haven't been blogging much. :))) but i still enjoyed every post :D yayz.

    - Cheryl

    too lazy to log into google account

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  6. AllymazingWednesday, February 08, 2012

    I suddenly want to give blood. :|

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  7. Aimee CapinpuyanThursday, February 09, 2012

    Whoopsie, late reply. Hi Cheryl! THANK YOU >:D<

    Hi Ally! YES GIVE BLOOD!!! Next week there's gonna be a blood drive from Kythe. :D

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  8. Financial DoctorTuesday, July 10, 2012

    I am going to borrow and use this to present to the senators in Bangkok tomorrow so we can launch Thailand's biggest blood donation drive via Borkboon.com

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  9. Aimee CapinpuyanTuesday, July 10, 2012

    Hello, are you for real?

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