👉 Dried fluid, also known as dried blood or dried plasma, is a concentrated solution of proteins, electrolytes, and other components derived from blood that has been removed through a process called dehydration. This process typically involves applying heat to reduce the fluid content, leaving behind a viscous, gelatinous substance rich in albumin, globulins, and fibrinogen. Dried fluid is commonly used in medical settings, particularly in emergency situations or when fresh blood products are unavailable, to replace lost components of blood and support vital physiological functions. Its concentrated nature makes it an efficient and effective substitute for certain blood components, aiding in the management of various medical conditions such as trauma, surgery, and shock.
