What range is acceptable for blood pressure in donors?

The acceptable range for blood pressure in donors is between 90-180 mmHg systolic and 50-100 mmHg diastolic. This range ensures that donors are healthy enough to give blood without jeopardizing their well-being. It is important to have a systolic blood pressure of at least 90 mmHg to ensure adequate perfusion, and having a maximum of 180 mmHg helps to manage the risks associated with high blood pressure during and after the donation process. This range is well-established in clinical guidelines for blood donation, providing a safe threshold for both donors and recipients of blood. Other ranges provided do not accommodate the necessary variations and requirements that ensure donor safety and health during the blood donation process.