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Which of the following tests can be performed on the extracted blood? i) HIV ii) Diabetes iii) Hepatitis B surface antigen iv) Malaria v) Antibody to Hepatitis C vi) Serological test for Syphilis vii) Dengue viii) Creatinine

Which of the following tests can be performed on the extracted blood? i) HIV ii) Diabetes iii) Hepatitis B surface antigen iv) Malaria v) Antibody to Hepatitis C vi) Serological test for Syphilis vii) Dengue viii) Creatinine Correct Answer i, iii, v, vi

Once the blood has been donated, before storing it, it undergoes some basic tests to ensure that it can be used for transfusing into a patient in times of need. The tests include all those pathological problems that can be transmitted via blood. This blood test serves two purposes, one is to check if the donated blood is appropriate for transfusion, the second is that if any abnormality is detected, the person can be called back for further tests.

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