6.5 Rapid Plasma Reagin Flashcards
Specimen for RPR?
Serum
Principle of RPR?
Macroscopic Flocculation
Antigen solution for RPR:
C_________
L________
Ch_________
10%_________
E________
Cha_______
Th________
Ph_____________
Cardiolipin
Lecithin
Cholesterol
10% Choline Chloride
EDTA
Charcoal
Timerosal
Phosphate buffer
Complement Visualization
a. Cardiolipin
b. Lecithin
c. Cholesterol
d. 10% Choline Chloride
e. EDTA
f. Charcoal
g. Thimerosal
h. Phosphate buffer
d
Aid in Visualization
a. Cardiolipin
b. Lecithin
c. Cholesterol
d. 10% Choline Chloride
e. EDTA
f. Charcoal
g. Thimerosal
h. Phosphate buffer
f
Preservative
a. Cardiolipin
b. Lecithin
c. Cholesterol
d. 10% Choline Chloride
e. EDTA
f. Charcoal
g. Thimerosal
h. Phosphate buffer
g and e
Beef and main antigen
a. Cardiolipin
b. Lecithin
c. Cholesterol
d. 10% Choline Chloride
e. EDTA
f. Charcoal
g. Thimerosal
h. Phosphate buffer
a
Dissolving medium
a. Cardiolipin
b. Lecithin
c. Cholesterol
d. 10% Choline Chloride
e. EDTA
f. Charcoal
g. Thimerosal
h. Phosphate buffer
b
Center of Absorption
a. Cardiolipin
b. Lecithin
c. Cholesterol
d. 10% Choline Chloride
e. EDTA
f. Charcoal
g. Thimerosal
h. Phosphate buffer
c
RPR uses Disposale test card that is plastic coated which suitable for mechanical rotation
T or F
T
What is the test ring for RPR in test card?
18mm
A humidifying agent for RPR prevents it from getting wet
T or F
F
Drying
Dispensing needle for RPR has a bore size of
gauge 20
How many drops for dispensing needle in rpr?
1 drop: 16ul / 17ul
RPR test card is rotated at _______rpm for ____ mins
100
8
Interpretation of Results:
Nonreactive: ________
Homogenous appearance
Smooth
Interpretation of Results:
Reactive: ________
Aggregation
Visible Clumps
Manner of Reporting:
Large Aggregates in the center or periphery of the circle
a. Reactive
b. Weakly Reactive
c. Non-Reactive
a
Manner of Reporting:
Presence of small aggregates around the edge of the test
a. Reactive
b. Weakly Reactive
c. Non-Reactive
b
Manner of Reporting:
Smooth even appearance with no aggregates visible
a. Reactive
b. Weakly Reactive
c. Non-Reactive
c