Bloodless - please define

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Bloodless - please define

Diver's Luck says:

July 12, 2012 at 11:33 AM

What is bloodless?  Please define it.

Does bloodless include "fractions" like hemoglobin, albumin, cyrosupernatate?  Does it include hemodilution?  Cell saver?  Heart/lung machines?

All of these techniques were once taboo for Jehovah's.  Blood was NEVER to be used again if it got out of the body.  Does "bloodless" include them now?

If so, then all the "fractions" equals a whole unit of blood if added together.  If JWs can have all of blood, only if piecemeal, and still call it bloodless?  Hemoglobin is allowed, but washed, packed red blood cells are not?  Whatever illogical argument justifies their God, I suppose.

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