The blood center of New JerseyBlood donors are not paid; only volunteers are permitted to give blood. Every donor completes a health history questionnaire and screening interview to identify behaviors that indicate a high risk for carry blood borne diseases. Strict confidentiality encourage honest answers and deferral of any potential donor with possible health risks.Laboratory tests are performed on every unit of blood collected. Every time someone donates blood, his or her unit of blood is tested for evidence of infectious disease, including HIV, hepatitis B and C, and syphilis. Any unit of blood that shows evidence of carrying a disease is safely destroyed and the donor is deferred from subsequent donation. Source(s): http://www.bloodnj.org/is_blood_safe.htm
The blood center of New JerseyBlood donors are not paid; only volunteers are permitted to give blood. Every donor completes a health history questionnaire and screening interview to identify behaviors that indicate a high risk for carry blood borne diseases. Strict confidentiality encourage honest answers and deferral of any potential donor with possible health risks.Laboratory tests are performed on every unit of blood collected. Every time someone donates blood, his or her unit of blood is tested for evidence of infectious disease, including HIV, hepatitis B and C, and syphilis. Any unit of blood that shows evidence of carrying a disease is safely destroyed and the donor is deferred from subsequent donation. Source(s): http://www.bloodnj.org/is_blood_safe.htm
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