BB LAB (reverse typing & Rh typing) MIDTERMS Flashcards

1
Q

Give the principle of ABO reverse typing

A

Reverse (serum) grouping is designed to check for the presence of the expected ABO blood group antibodies by testing the serum of the patient with a pool of known A (A1) cells and known B cells.

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2
Q

To ensure accurate testing, it is advisable to ____________

A

To use freshly prepared 2-5% RBC suspension of a known blood type A and blood type B individual for A cell and B cell reagents respectively

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3
Q

Marked hemolysis indicates____________ and reagent must be _______

A

Instability or contamination; reagent must be discarded

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4
Q

Plasma can be used but ______ is preferred

A

Serum

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5
Q

T or F. There is patient special preparation for ABO reverse typing

A

False

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6
Q

How many drops of A1 cells to tube aC

A

1 drop

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7
Q

How many drop/s of B cells to tube bC

A

1 drop

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8
Q

How many drop/s of serum or plasma to tube aC and bC?

A

2 drops

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9
Q

Centrifuge for

A

30 seconds

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10
Q

What to examine after centrifugation?

A

Agglutination

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11
Q

____________ of the red blood cells in the presence of reagent is a positive test result for reverse typing

A

Agglutination

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12
Q

Agglutination in reverse typing indicates the presence of ________

A

Indicates the presence of the corresponding antibody

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13
Q

No agglutination if the red blood cells is a _________ and indicates_______

A

A negative test result; indicates the corresponding antibody is not demonstrable

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14
Q

Testing with anti-D reagent is necessary to________________

A

To determine if red blood cells possess or lack the D blood group antigen

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15
Q

Agglutination of red blood cells with anti-D reagent is a _______

A

Positive result

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16
Q

Absence of agglutination is a _____

A

Negative result

17
Q

To recognized reagent deterioration, the reagent must be ________

A

Must be tested daily with appropriate controls

18
Q

T or F. Reagent must be use beyond expiry date

A

False.
Reagent must not be use beyond expiry date

19
Q

Reagent must be stored at

A

2 to 8 C

20
Q

Reagent must be stored within this temperature while in use

A

Room temp. (20 - 30C)

21
Q

Specimen for Rh blood typing

A

EDTA or Oxalated blood is preferred

22
Q

How many drop/s of buffered NSS in Rh typing?

A

19 drops

23
Q

How many drop/s of washed red cells should you put in the tube in Rh typing

A

1 drop

24
Q

How many drop/s of anti-D to tube “D”

A

1 drop

25
Q

Agglutination in RH typing is a _______

A

Positive test result and indicates the presence of D antigen.

26
Q

No agglutination in Rh typing is ________

A

A negative test result and indicates absence of D antigen.

27
Q

If the patient is female with a child-bearing age or possible donor, in Rh typing, before reporting it as negative this has to be confirmed by_____

A

Doing another procedure before reporting as negative

28
Q

Rh antigens are located on the____

A

Surface of the red blood cells

29
Q

T or F. Rh antigens are found exclusively on the RBCs and are not found on tissue cells or in soluble form in the body fluids.

A

True

30
Q

The biochemical nature of the Rh antigens is_______

A

Lipoprotein

31
Q

These antigens are an integral part of the red blood cell membrane

A

Rh antigens

32
Q

What is the primary antigen in Rh antigen?

A

D antigen

33
Q

When D antigen is present on RBCs, the individual is designated as ______

A

Rh positive

34
Q

In what year the D antigen was discovered

A

1941

35
Q

Who discovered the D antigen

A

Dr. Karl Landsteiner and Dr. Alexander S. Weiner

36
Q

Both doctors used the term “Rh” in honor of the _______ they used in their experiment

A

Rhesus monkey

37
Q

Most of the people are _____

A

Rh positive

38
Q

These people are Rh negative

A

Caucasians