Blood Bank Lab Final Flashcards

1
Q

What temperature are RBCs stored at in the blood bank?

A

1-6 C

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2
Q

What temperature is thawed FFP stored at in the blood bank?

A

1-6 C

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3
Q

What temperature are platelets stored at in the blood bank?

A

20-24 C (RT)

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4
Q

What temperature is thawed cryo stored at in the blood bank?

A

20-24 C (RT) because it must be used within 6 hours of thawing

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5
Q

What temperature is frozen FFP stored at in the blood bank?

A

-18 C

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6
Q

What temperature is frozen tissue stored at in the blood bank?

A

-80 C

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7
Q

What is the expiration on AS-5 pRBC?

A

42 days

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8
Q

When do platelets expire?

A

5 days from collection

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9
Q

When does thawed FFP exire?

A

5 days exactly

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10
Q

Candidates for cord blood testing

A
  1. Rh negative mom
  2. Mom with significant antibodies
  3. Mom that is type O
  4. Mom with no prenatal history
  5. NICU baby
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11
Q

Candidates for Rhogam

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12
Q

When do we do weak D testing (what group of people)

A

Neonates and blood donors

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13
Q

Compare/contrast IAT and DAT

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14
Q

How are antibodies are acquired/formed and examples?

A

Naturally occurring (ABO)
Passively (through mom)
Immune (infection creates memory)

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15
Q

What cells will be your positive control for antigen typing?

A

Heterozygous cells (weakest reaction)

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16
Q

What select cells are needed to rule out an antibody?

A

Cells that are positive for the antibody you want to rule out and negative for the antibody you want to rule in

17
Q

Forward type: A
Back type: AB
What is the discrepancy and how would you resolve it?

A

Weak/missing reaction - incubate plasma and reagents at RT for 15 minutes

18
Q

Miller Run steps

A
19
Q

Frequency of K antigen in the population

A

About 10%

20
Q

Post-transfusion tests

A

ABORh and DAT poly