Ips Manual

Manuel IPSEef Smeets FBAUP 2011

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Index:

Use of typography.............................................................6-7Use of colour.....................................................................8-11Use of sizes.......................................................................12Responce to different logo’s.............................................13Donor card/ Memo-note..................................................14-15Enveloppe C4....................................................................16-17Enveloppe C5....................................................................18Enveloppe DL....................................................................19Letter.................................................................................20Orientation Bus.................................................................21Folder................................................................................22-23

Instituto Português do Sangue, IP Calibri Regular 12ptAvenida Miguel Bombarda, 61000-208 LISBOA Tel: +(351) 210063046

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Parque de Saúde de LisboaAv. do Brasil, n.º 53 – Pav. 17

1 749-005 LISBOA+(351) 217921000+(351) 217921070

dir [email protected]

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Pantone 2745 U Pantone 1797 U

C; 100M; 94Y; 6K; 14

R: 36G: 49B: 127

C: 0M: 100Y: 99K: 4

R: 227G: 27B: 35

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2 2,5 0,5 0,75 1 1,5

Use of Sizes:

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Responce to different logo’s:

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Donor card:85.60 m X 53.98 m

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Enveloppes:C4 324 X 229 front back

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C5 162 x 229 DL 110 X 220 front front

back back

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Letter Orientation in busA4 210 X 297 Reception, Trash, Freezer, closet, bloodbags, labatorium

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Instituto Português do SangueParque de Saúde de LisboaAv. do Brasil, n.º 53 – Pav. 171749-005 LISBOA

T +(351) 217921000 F +(351) 217921070 [email protected] www.ipsangue.org

Instituto Português do SangueParque de Saúde de LisboaAv. do Brasil, n.º 53 – Pav. 171749-005 LISBOA

T +(351) 217921000 F +(351) 217921070 [email protected] www.ipsangue.org

Folder;A4 210 X 297 divided in three

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Information for blooddonors

You can donate blood when;- you are between 18 and 70 years old.- you have had special permission from your doctor after your 60th lifeyear.- you have a weight of 50kg or more- you are able to speak and read Portugues and/or English. For privacyreasons it is not allowed to have a familymember or tolk translating.

You can not donate blood when;- it will be possibly damaging for your health or the health of the reciever- you ever injected drugs- you recieved a bloodtranfusion yourself since january 1980.- you were for 6months or longer in the United King-dom from 1980 till 1997 - after a malignancy or cardiovascular disease, it is not allowed (except for a few exceptions, to be judged by a doctor) to donate blood.

You can not donate blood temperarly when;- you are not feeling well because of a flue. Two weeks after your recorver you will be allowed again- you went to the dentist. Possibilty is that bacteria have come in your blood. In low queantities they are not damaging for you but for the weak reciever. One day after the treatment you are allowed to donate. There is a deferral of one week for root canal treat-ments, extractions and similar treatments.- Tattoo’s and piercings increase the change of your blood being infected with bacteria or virusses. You will not be allowed to give blood for 12months.- you have had Acupuncture, when this did not hap-pen in a sterile and professional way there is a change of your blood being infected with bacteria or a virus. You will not be allowed to donate blood for 12months, unless the puncture was

When you can and can not donate sterile, the donordoctor will judge this.- you have wounds or eczema. Depending on the infec-tion you can be disapproved for a longer period, please contact the bloodinstitution about this matter.- you visited a malaria area this brings an increased risk of malaria infection. Therefor you will not be allowed to give blood in seven months.- after surgery or medical treatment. You must recorver first and after one week it will be ok to give blood.-after an endoscopy you are not allowed to give blood for 12months- pregnancy, you are not allowed to give blood untill 6months after the delivery of the child (this includes cases where the delivery did not take place).- you had certain vaccinations, some them could make the recipient of your blood ill. Please contact the blood institute with this information.- you have other infections than the ones mentioned in this folder, you are not allowed to give blood for an uncertain amount of time decided by the doctor.

If you are in doubt wether you can donate or not, please contact the blood insitute. For example by regularly use of medicines. Or even a little cut by gardening. A phone- call can prevent a unnesecary visit to the instute. Please also contact when you discover a infectius disease after your donation, when you inform the institute on time this may prevent the infection of the reciever.

Instituto Português do Sangue, IPSAvenida Miguel Bombarda, 6

1000-208 LISBOA

Tel: +(351) 210063046

[email protected]

Thank you for your considaration of donating blood. Many people are depending on volun-terly blood donators and will be thankful for your help. This brochure is to give you information about the process.

To know before donatingThe Europian Union has a few guidelines for the crite-ria that you must have as a donor. Everytime you will give blood you will get a medical test. You will also be asked to fill in a questionlist with questions about your lifestyle, health, riskfactors and bloodtransportable diseases. The donorassistent will help you with this list and after you will both sign.

When it is you first time donating blood there will be a conversation with a doctor after filling the question list. With the help of this list and the conversation the doctor can define if donating blood will not infect your health or the health of the reciever in any way. With both the questionlist and conversation it is of great importance that you answer everything truthfully. With every donation your bloodpressure will also be defined as well as the present of hemoglobine in your blood. With your first donation there will also be taken a few tubes of blood for tests and for defining your bloodtype.

There will also be a test for infections such as; HIV, Hepatitis, HTLV (Human T-cell Lymphotropic Virus) and Syfilis. These infections can be in your blood without you noticing. You will be notified when one of these infections is present in your blood, the consequence will be that you are no longer allowed to donate blood.After the aprroval and defination of the bloodtype there will be taken aproxemently half a liter of blood in a comon space with a sterile needle. This will take

more or less 10 minutes. It is possible for you to feel pain in the place where you have been pierced. Very rarely a temporary disability will appear in the used arm, this could for example be caused by the puncture of a nerve.

Males can donate up to five times per year and woman can give blood three times a year. This frequency is cho-sen to protect you as a donor Each time after a donation your body must recover.

Bloodtype a-positive and 0-positive are most common, so the demand of blood from these bloodgroups is very high. Donors with a more common bloodtype are often more invited to give blood. Donors with blood type 0-negative will be mostly invited to give blood. Because 0-negative can be given to everyone and in cases of emergency (when there is no time to define the blood-type of the victim) this blood is most needed.Bloodtypes B and AB are the least common, red blood-cells with these bloodtypes can only be given to patien-tes with the same bloodtype. Therefore these donors are less needed. Thus, plasma from bloodtype AB can be given to any patient because there is no anti-A or anti-B. Donors with this bloodtype will often be asked to become plasma donor.

Make sure you are well rested and fit before giving the blood. It is important to eat and drink before comming to the bloodinstistute. After the donation you should give your body time to recover and rest. Taking 10 to 15 min-utes of rest, some food and drinks before you leave the institute is wise. The entire visit to the institute, including

the rest-break, will be aproximatly one hour. With a profession or hobby in which

How often can you donate?

it is important to be concentrated and fit (such as flying or diving) it is recommended not to practise this within at least 12 hours after the donation.

You are oblicated to identify yourself with every dona-tion with an official identity card. Giving blood is anonymous and voluntary. The data will be treated confidential and only with your premission. The bloodbank must know from whom the blood comes from therefor you will have a personal code.The bloodinstitute is insured to all possible damages you may suffer from due your donation.

Tips for blooddonation.

Some rules

Parque de Saúde de LisboaCentro Regional de Sangue de Lisboa

Parque de Saúde de LisboaAv. do Brasil, n.º 53 – Pav. 17

1749-005 LISBOATel.: +(351) 217921000Fax: +(351) 217921070

Centro Regional de Sangue de CoimbraHospital de Celas

Av. Prof. Bissaya Barreto3001-301 COIMBRA

Tel.: +(351) 239791070Fax: +(351) 239482150

Centro Regional de Sangue do PortoRua de Bolama, n.º 133

4200-139 PORTOTel.: +(351) 225083400Fax: +(351) 225083420

[email protected]

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