Antihumanglobulin Test Flashcards

1
Q

Reactivity of AHG to cells sensitized with warm antibodies resulted:

A

Anti-gamma globulin fraction

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2
Q

Direct antiglobulin test is also called

A

One-stage procedure

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3
Q

Early AHG reagent were prepared using

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Crude globulin fraction

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4
Q

Reactivity of AHG to cells sensitized with cold antibodies resulted:

A

Anti-nongamma globulin fraction

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7
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The nongamma globulin component was shown to be:

A

Beta globulin fraction

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8
Q

Antiglobulin reagent can either be:

A

Monospecific or Polyspecific

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9
Q

Polyspecific

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It contain an antibody to human IgG and to the C3d component of human complement

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10
Q

Also called as a two-stage technique

A

Indirect antiglobulin test

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11
Q

Reagent labeled with anti-IgG contain

A

no anticomplement activity

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13
Q

Monospecific reagent contain

A

only one antibody specificity: either anti-IgG or antibody to specific complement component

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14
Q

Anti-IgG contain antibodies specifc to

A

Fc fragment of the gamma heavy chain

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15
Q

If reagent not labeled with “gamma heavy chain-specific” it may contain:

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Anti-light chain specificity

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16
Q

Anti-light chain specificity react with cells sensitized with

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IgM, IgA and IgG

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17
Q

The final degradation step has shown to occur:

A

in-vivo

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18
Q

Hemagglutination; indicates..

A

that the RBC’s had been sensitized by an antibody that had reacted with an antigen present os cell surface

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19
Q

What is Block Titrations

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performed by reacting dilutions of each antibody to cells sensitized with different amounts of IgG

20
Q

Anti-C3c is considered the most imp anticomplement beacause…

A

Because of its limited capacity to cause nonspecific reactions

22
Q

ENGELFREIT: Showed that degradtion of C3b to C3d can occur in-vitro if:

A

incubation is greater than 1 hours

23
Q

Anticomplement use in international reference

A

Anti-C3d

24
Q

Sensitization can occur:

A

In-vitro or In-vivo

25
Q

They contain no activity agains human immunoglobulins

A

Anticomplement

26
Q

Complement activation:

A

C3 and C4 are divided into two component.. C3b and C4b binds to the RBC membrane. C3a and C4a pass a fluid phase. And further degradation of C3b and C4b occurs by removing C3c and C4c to leave C3d and C4d

27
Q

The cross linking of sensitized RBC’s by AHG produced

A

Hemagglutination

29
Q

Considered the most important anticomplement component by the ISBT:

A

anti-C3c

31
Q

Antiglobulin test can be used to detect RBC’s sensitized:

A

IgG alloantibodies
IgG autoantibodies
Complement component