Unraveling The Volume: Understanding Milliliters In A Unit Of Blood
Blood, a vital fluid, comprises various components with distinct milliliter volumes. A unit of whole blood (450-500 mL) contains red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, and plasma. Packed red blood cells (200-300 mL) are derived from whole blood, with minimal plasma. Platelets (50-60 mL) aid in blood clotting, while plasma (200-250 mL) is rich…