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ABOSystem Flashcards

1
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Two major Blood Groups

A

ABO and Rh

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2
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Arrange from Most common to rare: A, B, O, AB

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O, A, B, AB

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3
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Anti-A Dye

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Bromocresol Blue

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4
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Anti B dye

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Acriflavine Dye

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5
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Principle of blood grouping

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Direct agglutination

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6
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Shelf life of A1 and B cells

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7 days

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7
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Method used to break the interaction between the antigen and antibody

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Elution

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8
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Interaction between soluble antigens and antibody to form insoluble complexes

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Precipitation

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9
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Naturally occurring antibody

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IgM

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10
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Abo stimulated in what Immunoglobulins?

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IgG

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11
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True or False

ABO antibodies produce strong direct agglutination reaction during ABO testing.

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True

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12
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attraction that a SPECIFIC antibody possessed to its corresponding antigen

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Affinity

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13
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attraction/reaction between
MULTIPLE or MANY antigen and antibody reactions;

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Avidity

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14
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True of False

The strength of reaction if greater in AVIDITY THAN AFFINITY

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True

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15
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Antibody in blood types A and B is

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IgM

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16
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Antibody in blood type O

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IgG

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17
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It is the detectable expression of a certain gene on the genotype

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Phenotype

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18
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unique sequence of DNA on the cell of a person

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Genotype

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19
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Phenotype: A2 Genotype:?

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A2O A2A2

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20
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Phenotype: A1B Genotype?

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A1B

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21
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Phenotype: A1O Genotype?

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A1

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22
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H & Se genes located at what chromosomes

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Chromosomes 19

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23
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Reactivity of Anti H Anti Sera or Anti H lectin with ABO blood groups

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O>A2>B>A2B>A1>A1B

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24
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Substance that is capable of stimulating an immune response, specifically activating lymphocytes

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Antigen

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25
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Location of Antigen:
Binding site:
Solubility:

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-Surface of RBCs
-Epitope
-insoluble

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26
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Location of Antibodies:
Binding site:
Solubility:

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-In Plasma
-Paratope
-Soluble

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27
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Part of antigen attaches to antibody? and its other term

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Epitope: AKA Antigenic Determinant

28
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Part of antibody that recognises and binds to antigen

29
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This is exist when the result of red blood cells test (antigen) do not agree with the serum test (antibodies)

A

ABO Discrepancies

30
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What group is associated with unexpected reactions in the reverse grouping due to weakly reacting or missing antibodies.

31
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What group/discrepancies are more common

32
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associated with unexpected reactions in the forward grouping due to weakly reacting or missing antigens.

33
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This group of discrepancies is probably the LEAST frequently encountered.

34
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These discrepancies between forward and reverse groupings are caused by protein or plasma abnormalities.

35
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What group in ABO Discrepancies result in rouleaux formation and pseudoagglutination?

36
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These discrepancies between forward and reverse groupings are due to miscellaneous problems.

37
Q

This is an example of what group in ABO Discrepancies?

Cold reactive autoantibodies

38
Q

This is an example of what group in ABO Discrepancies?

Patient has circulating RBCs of more than one ABO group due to RBC transfusion or marrow/stem cell transplant.

39
Q

This is an example of what group in ABO Discrepancies?

Unexpected ABO isoagglutinins
Unexpected non-ABO alloantibodies

40
Q

This is an example of what group in ABO Discrepancies?

Multiple myeloma “stacked coins appearance”

41
Q

This is an example of what group in ABO Discrepancies?

Waldenstrom’s Macroglobulinemia

42
Q

This is an example of what group in ABO Discrepancies?

Advance cases of Hodgkin Lymphoma

43
Q

This is an example of what group in ABO Discrepancies?

Acquired B phenomenon

44
Q

This is an example of what group in ABO Discrepancies?

Excess amount of blood group-specific soluble substances (BGSS)

45
Q

This is an example of what group in ABO Discrepancies?

Leukemia due to weakened A or B antigens

46
Q

This is an example of what group in ABO Discrepancies?

Newborns
Elderly patients
Leukemia or Lymphoma
Hypogammaglobulinemia

47
Q

This is an example of what group in ABO Discrepancies?

CHIMERISM

48
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A rare group, presence of two cell population in single individual like fraternal twins

49
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Distribution and Function of IgA

A

Intravascular and Secretion
Protect mucus membranes

50
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Distribution and Function of IgD

A

Lymphocytes surfaces, Unknown

51
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Distribution and Function of IgE

A

Basophils Mast Cells Nasal Secretions
Protect against parasites

52
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Distribution and Function of IgG

A

Intravascular and Extravascular
Secondary Response

53
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Distribution and Function of IgM

A

Intravascular
Primary Response

54
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Percent total of IgA in immunoglobulins

55
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Percent total of IgD in immunoglobulins

56
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Percent total of IgE in immunoglobulins

57
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Percent total of IgG in immunoglobulins

58
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Percent total of IgM in immunoglobulins

59
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Anti-A1 Lectin (A subgroups) derived from?

A

Dolichus Biflorus

60
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Anti-B Lectin (B subgroups) derived from?

A

Banderaea Siimplicifolia

(Rarely performed because it is very rare)

61
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Anti H Lectin (H subgroups) derived from?

A

Ulex Europaeus

62
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Phenotype that lacks normal expression of the ABH antigens because of inheritance of the hh genotype.

63
Q

It represents the inheritance of a double dose of the h gene, producing the very
rare genotype hh.

64
Q

T/F
Bombay was first reported by Bhende in 1952.

65
Q

T/F

The Bombay Phenotype is inherited as an autosomal recessive trait.

66
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Rare phenotypes in which the RBCs are completely devoid of H antigens or have small amounts of H antigen present.

A

Parabombay

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