TM Flashcards

(55 cards)

1
Q

Why do we add Coombs control cells to negative DAT/IAT?

A

To confirm AHG is added

AHG stands for Anti-Human Globulin, which is used in blood testing to detect antibodies.

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What can cause a false negative result under washed cells for IAT?

A

False negative result

IAT stands for Indirect Antiglobulin Test.

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3
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What should be done with platelets received on ice?

A

Discard and record inventory

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4
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If a patient has a history of antibodies but the antibody screen is negative, what antibody does she likely have?

A

Anti-Jka

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5
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Fetal hemorrhage in Kleihauer Betke tests indicates what?

A

Maternal blood

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6
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What is the optimum temperature for Rh antibodies?

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37C

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7
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Weak D test should be performed on which scenarios?

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A & C

  • Rh negative baby of Rh negative mom
  • Rh negative donor
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8
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What condition describes antigen excess in a precipitation reaction?

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Postzone

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9
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What are the possible genotypes for D+C+E+c+e+?

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R1r’’ / R1R2

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10
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What are the possible genotypes for D+C-E+c+e+?

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R2r

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11
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What is used to differentiate IgM and IgG?

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Temperature

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12
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What does Anti-M do?

A

Acidify the specimen

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13
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If the mother is R2r and the father is rr, what antibody will the mother produce against the baby?

A

None

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14
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When should antigen typing not be done?

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If the patient has been transfused within 3 months

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15
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If a patient has an antibody screen negative but a history of anti-K, what testing should be done?

A

Do IAT crossmatch

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16
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What should be done if the BB automatic washer is not working?

A

Wash manually

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17
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What should be done if Anti-Lea is detected at 28 weeks of gestation?

A

Report

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18
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What type of cells should be issued next time for a patient who had fever, nausea, and low WBCs after transfusion?

A

Irradiated

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What can cause a false negative IAT due to heavy cell suspension?

A

Too many antigens due to having many RBCs

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20
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What is it called when there is an antigen excess reaction?

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Post zone

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21
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Who requires RhIg?

A

Mom non-sensitized

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22
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What is the storage temperature for bovine albumin?

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4C

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23
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What should be done if Anti-A antisera formed a reaction with A1 blood type but not with A2?

A

Remove reagent anti A from lot

24
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What should be done if Anti-A antisera did not react with A2 blood type?

A

Discard Antisera

25
What should be done if Lea Ab is seen in a pregnant woman?
Report to physician
26
What action should be taken if Anti-D is present with a titer of 32?
Call physician and send preliminary report
27
What does the Jka antibody do?
Enhanced by enzyme. DHTR.
28
Which one is NOT suitable for quality control?
More concentrated cell used
29
What to do if Coomb’s control cells do not agglutinate in the final phase of the AHG test?
Repeat the test
30
What to do if Coomb’s antisera test is negative?
Document and retest
31
If a patient has anti-S but the antigen S is positive, what is the probable cause?
DAT
32
What should be done if a sample is received in the transfusion lab with a spelling error?
Request new sample
33
What can you NOT do on a patient with transfusion within the past 3 months?
Phenotyping
34
What is the next step when an un-transfused open unit of packaged red blood cells is returned?
Discard the unit
35
What should be done for an Rh negative mother pregnant with her second baby who has anti-D in her system?
No need for RhIg
36
What term describes a blood sample that agglutinated in most all reagents?
Polyagglutination
37
What tests are performed in cord blood?
ABO, Rh, DAT
38
What is a likely reason for a negative DAT in a patient that had a transfusion reaction?
Donor’s RBC is cleared out in the system
39
What should be done for a pregnant patient with anti-D and a titer of 32?
Call the doctor
40
What to do if a computer crossmatch is not eligible for a patient that needs blood?
Perform serological crossmatch
41
What may cause shock and diffuse hemorrhage after a blood transfusion?
Transfusion Reaction
42
If no reaction occurred after adding Coomb’s Reagent, what should be done?
Repeat the test
43
What antibody will not be detected after testing with papain?
Anti-S
44
What blood type is needed for an exchange transfusion?
O negative
45
What type of blood would probably be used in GVHR?
Irradiated blood
46
If a patient has anti-K, anti-Fya, and anti-M, what should be done?
Transfuse K- Fya-
47
What is the highest amount of IH?
Group O
48
What will be the result if the IAT phase is prolonged to 60 minutes?
A & B * False positive * Denatured antibody
49
What antibodies will a baby with DAT+ likely have?
Anti-D, Anti-Le
50
What should be done if a latex agglutination test did not react with positive and negative controls?
Repeat positive control
51
What will permanently defer a patient from being a donor?
On some medication and if Hep/HIV positive
52
What will be the result if a unit of cryo is thawed and kept at room temperature for 2 hours?
A. Issue
53
When is RhIG given?
26 weeks amniocentesis
54
How frequently should you check the temperature of the blood storage fridge in BB?
A. Every 8 hours
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Why do we add Coombs control cells to all negative IAT/DAT tests?
To confirm that we added AHG to the test system