Do you ever see a lot off blood when you are on a mission?

Question: Do you ever see a lot off blood when you are on a mission?
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Asked by anon-224719 to Paul, Natalie, Katy on 18 Nov 2019.
- Natalie Fowler answered on 18 Nov 2019:
  
  Oh yes! I not only see a lot of blood but I have ended up covered in it before too! I run blood clotting profiles so see a lot of it in tubes, and we use haemofilters that draw the blood out of the body and clean it. This acts as a kidney when the patients are failing. The blood in a haemofilter goes round and round the tubes and pumps. I love watching this!
- Paul Laurance-Young answered on 19 Nov 2019:
  
  I quite regularly see a lot of blood, especially in the dissection room. Best one was a pathologist poking a large cyst with a knife and a stream of blood erupted out and shot over her left shoulder. A lucky escape there, they normally wind up covered in the stuff!

Question: Do you ever see a lot off blood when you are on a mission?