Blood Bank Flashcards

1
Q

What is the blood type of the
Patient? Forward Blood Typing Result:
Anti-A: + ; Anti-B: o ; Anti-D: +

A

A positive

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2
Q

What is the blood type of the
Patient? Forward Blood Typing Result:
Anti-A: o ; Anti-B: o ; Anti-D: +

A

O positive

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3
Q

What is the blood type of the
Patient? Reverse Blood Typing Result:
Known “A” cells = o ; Known “B” cells =
o

A

AB

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4
Q

What is the blood type of the
Patient? Reverse Blood Typing Result:
Known “A” cells = + ; Known “B” cells =
o

A

B

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5
Q

Running procedures for DG Gel
Cards (Blood Typing): How to make a
5% Patient’s Red Cell Suspension?

A

50ul of RBC and 1mL of DG Sol

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6
Q

Running procedures for DG Gel
Cards (Blood Typing): How many
minutes of centrifugation is needed?

A

9 minutes

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7
Q

Running procedures for DG Gel
Cards (Complete Crossmatching): How
to make a 1% dilution of Patient’s Red
Cell Suspension?

A

10ul of RBC and 1mL of DG Sol

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8
Q

Running procedures for DG Gel
Cards (Complete Crossmatching): How
many minutes of incubation is needed
before Centrifugation?

A

15 mins

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9
Q

What brand/machine does SJDEFI-H is currently using for Complete Blood Typing and Crossmatching?

A

GRIFOLS

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10
Q

What is the expiration date of the
blood if it was collected last May 14,
2021 using CPDA-1 anticogulant?

A

June 28, 2021 (35 days)

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11
Q

Coomb’s Test: Direct

A

in vivo sensitization; antigen
detection

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12
Q

Coomb’s Test: Indirect

A

in vitro sensitization; antibody
detection

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13
Q

Direct Coomb’s Test Procedure

A

Patient’s Serum + Known “O” Red
Cells + AHG

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14
Q

Blood Donor Selection and
Screening: How many days is the
“Window Period” of HIV-1?

A

21 days

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15
Q

Blood Components: Storage
Temperature for FFP?

A

-18°C to -37°C

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16
Q

Blood Components: Storage
Temperature for PRBC?

A

1 to 6°C

17
Q

Transfusion Transmissible Infections
(TTI’s) includes the following except

A

Malaria

18
Q

A units of whole blood produces an
increase in haematocrit in an adult
recipient?

A

3%

19
Q

After how many days will the blood
expires when the anticoagulant used in
blood bag is CPDA-1?

A

35 days

20
Q

The reactivity of blood group A is
confirmed by detecting the presence of which immunodominant sugar molecule?

A

N-acetylgalactosamine

21
Q

In preparation for transfusion, FFP
and Cryoprecipitate must be thawed at:

A

30-37C

22
Q

proper
procedure for the preparation of platelets
from whole blood?

A

Light spin followed by a hard spin

23
Q

What is the storage temperature for
Platelet Concentrate?

A

Room temp

24
Q

What is the storage temperature for
Fresh Frozen Plasma (FFP)?

A

-18C to -37C

25
Q

What is the storage temperature for
Packed Red Blood Cell (PRBC)?

A

1 to 6°C

26
Q

After how many hours will the blood
expires when the the blood is packed
using open system?

A

24 hours

27
Q

Most common type of transfusion
reaction?

A

Febrile non hemolytic reaction

28
Q

Major crossmatching is composed of
what?

A

Patient’s Serum + Donor’s RBC + AHG

29
Q

What is the optimum concentration of
a red cell suspension to be used in blood banking?

A

3%

30
Q

Blood Donor Deferral: MMR vaccine
(Measles, Mumps and Rubella)

A

8 weeks after vaccination

31
Q

Blood Donor Deferral: Hepatitis B
vaccine (non-exposure; killed vaccine)

A

1 week after vaccination

32
Q

Blood Donor Deferral: Influenza
vaccine (killed vaccine)

A

1 week after vaccination

33
Q

Blood Donor Deferral: Rabies (post
animal bite; live attenuated vaccine)

A

12 months after last dose