High School Blood Drive Saves Lives
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Hunterdon Central High School held their second blood drive of the year where Principal Mrs. Steffner donated blood as an example to students. During her donation, the nurse instructed Mrs. Steffner to squeeze her left hand to increase blood flow. Donated blood was then bagged by a trained nurse for shipment to local hospitals. A teacher and student felt happy and energized after donating blood. The drive also displayed the different blood types of A, B, and Rh negative.
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High School Blood Drive Saves Lives
- 1. By: DJ Adams and Peter B
- 2. Hunterdon Central is hosting their second blood drive of the year.
- 3. Hunterdon Central principal Mrs. Steffner is even donating blood.
- 4. As Mrs. Steffner is donating blood she is instructed to squeeze with her left hand to increase blood flow.
- 5. Here is one of the trained nurses bagging the donated blood for shipment to our local hospitals
- 7. Teacher Mr. Wasserman and student are happy and feeling great after donating blood
- 9. This picture shows blood types A, B, and Rh negative
- 11. The End