History Flashcards
(38 cards)
1
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First documented successful transfusion
Treatment of postpartum haemorrhage
A
James Blundell
2
Q
Devised instruments & rational indications
A
James Blundell
3
Q
Sodium Phosphate
A
Braxton Hicks
4
Q
NSS
A
George Hayem
5
Q
Blood typing
A
Karl Landsteiner
6
Q
Vein to vein
A
Edward Lindemann
7
Q
Anastomosis
A
Alexis Carell
8
Q
Vein-artery
A
Anastomosis
9
Q
Syringe-valve apparatus
A
Unger
10
Q
Sodium citrate
A
Hustin
11
Q
Minimum anticoagulant needed
A
Lewisohn
12
Q
Minimum anticoagulant needed ml
A
63 ml
13
Q
AHG
A
Moreschi
14
Q
AHG a.k.a
A
Anti Human Globulin
15
Q
Discovered the use of AHG
A
Coombs
16
Q
Citrate-dextrose
A
Rous & Turner
17
Q
Blood preservation during WWII, first director
A
Charles Drew
18
Q
ACD
A
Loutit & Mollision
19
Q
ACD a.k.a
A
Acid-citrate-dextrose
20
Q
CPD
A
Gibson
21
Q
CPD a.k.a
A
Citrate-phosphate-dextrose
22
Q
Blood bank
A
Fantus
23
Q
Molecular structure of hemoglobin
A
Max Perutz
24
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Whole blood
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Single
25
Main bag ml
450 - 500 ml
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Red cells and plasma
Double
27
Red cells, plasma, and platelets
Triple
28
Red cells, plasma, platelets, cryoprecipitate
Quadruple
29
Alternative for NSS
Perfluorocarbon
30
Presence of antigen
First forward typing
31
Presence of antibodies
Backward typing
32
Most immunogenic and potent
D-Ag
33
Naturally occurring antibodies
ABO
34
First documented patient
Pope Innocent VII
35
Immune antibodies
Rh
36
Potentiator
AHG
37
Causes cells to have a net negative charge
Sialic acid residue
38
Phenomenon that cells repel each other
Zeta potential
