Automation in transfusion Flashcards

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What are the Advances in Automated Blood Grouping and Screening Technology

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Scanning
Photography
Programming for workflow
Interfacing
Sharing of images and information
Troubleshooting

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What is an example of programming for workflow

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Running panels, phenotyping and crossmatching

reflex testing

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What is Interfacing

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-letting instrument interpret result and upload to LIS system
-operator will verify data and release results

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4
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Why are images shared between sites

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Assistance with interpretation
Confirmation of reaction strength when referral is required

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5
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What is needed for validation

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needs to be done before use
-Collect 100 samples to meet criteria
-Normal and Abnormal data needed
-freeze samples or purchase them
-automated method must correlate excellently with manual
-calculate % error

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6
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when should you avoid implementing instruments

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during the months of December/January or July/August
-ensure there is overlap between old and new systems

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7
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Cost

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automation reduces cost
-Quantity of test outweighs the cost of the reagents/QC material

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benefits for techs with automation

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Error Reduction
Sample ID
Anti-Sera and Reagents red cell dispense

Standardization
Unbiased interpretation
Technique consistency

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9
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why do red cells need a stir ball

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red cells settle and false positive results.

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10
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ProVue by Ortho

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automated MTS

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11
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Tango Biorad
traditional hemagglutination method

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microplate wells/strips for Hemagglutination assays
-ABO forward and reverse

-plates coated with monoclonal antisera
-suspension of RBC in bromelin
-incubate at RT
-spin
-shake to resuspend neg reactions
-use with validator

Pos - pellet
Neg - diffusion

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12
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Tango Biorad
solid phase method

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-Protein A coated microplate
-incubate at 37
centrifuge

positive = diffusion
negative - pellet

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