Step 1: Find the file you want to share. Open up the File Explorer and navigate to the file or files you want to share. You can share any file type, although you cannot share any file type with any app. (For example, you can't share DLL files to Facebook -- I tried). Select the file you want to share by clicking on it.
You cannot give blood to anyone which contains the antigens for which the patient has antibodies eg. you can't give A, B or AB blood to an O patient, B to an A patient or A to a B patient.Platelets do not carry these A-B-O antigens.he plasma that platelets are suspended in, however, do contain red cell antibodies, so if they contain anti-A (for example) and massive amounts were transfused to a type A person, there would be a reaction. Source(s): ER PA.
Hi, platelets are meant to clot so nothing to worry about there. Also, you have a low normal amount so also no extra risk of clots. You shouldn't have a bleeding problem unless your platelets drop quite low...well below normal.. Having said this, the presence of large platelets indicate that something is wrong. It could be something as simple as having had a virus that knocked your platelet count down and to compensate your bone marrow is throwing out young immature larger cells to make up the numbers.