Blood Bank Automation for Transfusion Services Flashcards

1
Q

What are the tests under “Immediate Spin”?

A

-ABO
-Rh
-Donor confirmation

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2
Q

Whare are the blood bank tests under “Indirect Antiglobulin Test” (IAT)?

A

*Antibody Screen
* IgG Crossmatch
* Phenotype
*Weak D
*Antibody Identification

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3
Q

Two additional blood bank tests?

A

-IgG Direct Antiglobulin Test (DAT)
-CMV

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4
Q

What testing is the gold standard in blood bank?

A

tube testing!

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5
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What are the benefits of automation?

A
  • Reduction in
    operating costs
  • Redesign of work
    processes and
    support systems
  • Increased
    productivity
  • Enhanced total
    quality
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6
Q

What are the challenges of automation?

A

-Job replacement
-staff Involvement in decision making
-cost justification issues
-time investment
-training and validation may require extra staff

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7
Q

Who regulates automated laboratory equipment?

A

-CAP
-FDA

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8
Q

Automation should meet the criteria for what three things?

A

criteria for testing, sample handling, and data handling

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9
Q

What does random-access mode mean?

A

samples can be added at anytime

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10
Q

In blood bank, automated systems have been developed for…

What can the instruments perform?

A
  • SPRCA assays * Microtiter plates * Gel technology
  • ABO and Rh testing * Antibody detection and identification * Crossmatching
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11
Q
  • Assays are performed on microplates using the
    same principles as in tube agglutination
  • Bar-coded samples and reagents are used
  • Plates are automatically read using a camera
    reader
A

Hemagglutination
Assays

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12
Q

SPRCA assays are used for both __________
antiglobulin tests (IATs) and _________
antiglobulin tests (DATs)

A

Indirect, direct

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13
Q

Microtiter wells have RBC membranes bound
to the surface

  • Patient antibodies (if present) will attach to the
    corresponding antigen covering the well
    *Negative results form a button at the bottom of the well
  • Capture-R Select® assay system immobilizes RBCs other than screen or panel cells
A

SPRCA Assays

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14
Q

How are SPRCA assay results different from tube testing?

A

cell button = negative test

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15
Q

What are the steps in SPRCA assays?

A

-Use microtiter plate coated with antigen coated wells
-add plasma or serum with LISS
-incubate at 37 degrees Celsius
-wash (unbound will be washed away, while antibody being tested will stay intact on well surface)
-add indicator red cells (nonspecific IgG?)
-centrifuge
-unbound will clump up to produce “button”, indicating negative test, positive will stay attached and stay disbursed

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16
Q

-assay that detects RBC antibodies in
serum or plasma
-Wells are precoated with protein A, which has a
high affinity for the Fc portion of immunoglobulins

A

Solidscreen II

17
Q

What is a positive and negative test look like for Solidscreen II test?

A

Positive test: RBCs and antibody to immunoglobulin G (antiIgG antibody) bind with protein A, forming a smooth
monolayer
* Negative test: RBCs form a button at the bottom of the well

18
Q

What are the steps in Solidscreen II testing?

A

-sample, LISS and RBC are pipetted into wells (pre-coated with protein A)
-incubation at 37 degrees Celsius
-Wash with diluted wash solution then anti-human globulin added
-centrifugation
-read results (“button” = negative)

19
Q
  • Hemagglutination assay
  • ABO, D, and other RBC
    antigen testing
  • Monoclonal antisera are
    dried in microwells

(anti-sera dissolves off the well?)

A

Erytype S

20
Q

TANGO™ Infinity (Bio-Rad) combines ___________ and _____________.

A

Erytype S, Solidscreen II

21
Q

What are two automated SPRCA Systems?

A

TANGO™ Infinity (Bio-Rad)

Capture™ system (Immucor)
-Microtiter plates accommodate
SPRCA or hemagglutination
testing

*both solid phase

22
Q

What are the benefits of ORTHO ProVue®?

A
  • Eliminates time-consuming processes
  • Increases productivity
  • Enhances process control
23
Q

What are the tests used withORTHO ProVue®?

A
  • Agglutination: ABO and D, Rh phenotyping, IS crossmatching
  • DAT: anti-IgG, anti-IgG-C3d antibodies
  • IAT: antibody screening and identification, IAT crossmatching
24
Q

What are the components of ORTHO ProVue®?

A

computer, software, instrument, bar-code
scanner, printer

25
Q

How many cameras does ORTHO ProVue have?

A

3

26
Q

What is the automated Gel system called?

A

ID-MTS™ Gel Test (Ortho Clinical Diagnostics)

  • Automated instrument is ORTHO ProVue®
27
Q

-dose not have a wash step
-dose not need to be diluted or saline

A

gel testing