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1
Q

The Rh blood group system is more complex than ABO and is the second most important blood grounp system in terms of ________ medicine because of its high ________

A

transfusion, Immunogenicity

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How many Rh antigens are there, and how many are common

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about 50 antigens, only 5 are common

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3
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what type of Blood is truly a universal doner

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O-

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4
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what the three other blood grouping systems mentioned in lecture

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-Kell (K, can be + or -)
-Duffy (Fy, can Fya and Fyb and + or -)
Lewis (a and b plus + or -)

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what are the 5 different components of blood that can be donated

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  • red cells
  • white cells
  • platelets
  • fresh frozen plasma
  • heat-treated plasma
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what is the most important aspect of transfusion medicine

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the avoid transfusion reactions

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what are the five issues that may arise from bad blood transfusions and what issues arise with each

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  • Hemolytic -antigen-antibody reaction (may be fatel, and concurent with kidney failure)
  • Non-Hemolytic - damaged blood products that release high levels of cytokines, fever chills
  • Alergic - leads to rashes and itching
  • volume overload - pulmonary edema
  • transfer of bacteria - leading to endotoxemia and septicemia, potentially fatal
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what are the three main tests designed to ensure that any blood transfused into a recipient is compatible with the donar and will not cause a transfusion reaction

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blood grouping - ABO and Rh
antibody screen
cross match

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when can hemolytic disease of a newborn (HDN) occure

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when the mother is Rh Negative and the Baby is Rh Postive, usually only occurs after the first preganancy

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10
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what can be given to prevent HDN

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Rh immune globulin

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