Fresh frozen plasma (FFP) is a blood product made from the liquid portion of blood, which is separated and frozen shortly after collection. It contains essential proteins, including clotting factors, that help in blood coagulation and maintaining blood volume. FFP is often used in medical settings to treat patients with clotting disorders or those who have lost significant blood. To prepare FFP, blood is collected from a donor and processed to separate the plasma from red blood cells and other components. The plasma is then frozen at very low temperatures to preserve its effectiveness. FFP can be thawed and transfused to patients in need, providing critical support during surgeries or in cases of severe trauma.