History of BB Flashcards

1
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other term for Blood Banking

A

Immunohematology

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2
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study about antigens and antibodies related to blood groups

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Blood Banking

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3
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first blood transfusion patient

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1492: Pope Innocent VII

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4
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he developed Haemolytic Transfusion Reaction after failed blood tranfusion

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1492: Pope Innocent VII

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5
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animal to man blood transfusion

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1667: Denys and Emmerez

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6
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animal blood transfusion donor

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Sheep (1667: Denys and Emmerez)

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7
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Sodium Phosphate as an anticoagulant

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1869: Braxton Hicks

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8
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Father of Blood Banking

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1900: Karl Landsteiner

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9
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Discovered ABO Blood Groups and Rh Blood group

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1900: Karl Landsteiner

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10
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antigen present in blood type O

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H antigen

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11
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Bombay phenotype

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Type O

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12
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Law of Heredity

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1865: Gregor Mendel

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13
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Phenomenon of Isoimmunization of goats

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Ehrlich and Morgenroth

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14
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an antibody that activates a complement leading to red cell lysis

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Immune hemolysin (Ehrlich and Morgenroth)

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15
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Discovered type AB

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1902: Descatelo and Sturle

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16
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1st to succeed in vein to vein transfusion of blood

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1913: Lindemann

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17
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Discovered the use of multiple syringes with a special canula that can puncture the skin leading to the vein

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1913: Lindemann

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18
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Disadvantages of drawbacks

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  1. Time consuming
  2. Very complicated
  3. Need of few skilled assistants

(1913: Lindemann)

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19
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Syringe-valve apparatus

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Unger

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20
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Anticoagulant discovered by Hustin in 1914

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Sodium Citrate

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21
Q

Glucose acts as a __________

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Diluent / suspending medium (1914: Hustin)

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22
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stated the correct min. amount of anticoagulant to blood

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1915: Lewisohn

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23
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ratio for anticoagulant to blood

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1:9 (1915: Lewisohn)

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24
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Citrate Dextrose Solution

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1916: Rous and Turner

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25
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role of Citrate Dextrose Solution under 1916: Rous and Turner

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preservative

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26
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Discovered the Rh blood group

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1939-1940: Lansteiner and Weiner

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27
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Blood from Rhesus monkeys were injected to __________

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Rabbits (1939-1940: Lansteiner and Weiner)

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28
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Rh +

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D antigen

immunogenic/reactive

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29
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Rh -

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C, c, E, e antigens

non immunogenic/nonreactive

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30
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Acid Citrate Dextrose

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1943: Loutit and Mollison

31
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1957: Gibson

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Citrate Phosphate Dextrose

32
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1970: Beutler

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Additive solutions

33
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Saline Adenine Glucose

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1971: Hogman

34
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1980: Lovric

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CP2D + SAG

35
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lifespan of CP2D

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21 days (Lovric)

36
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lifespan of CPDA-1

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35 days

37
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Additive solutions

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  1. Saline: to suspend the solute
  2. Adenine: to increase survival of RBC
  3. Glucose: to provide energy for RBC
    4: Mannitol: RBC membrane stabilizing agent
38
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Study of transmission of inherited characteristics/traits from parents

A

Genetics

39
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Genes present

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Genotype

40
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Genes expressed

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Phenotype

41
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Total genetic composition of an individual; maternally and paternally derived genes

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Genotype

42
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Possible genotypes for A1

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A1A1, A1O, A1A2

43
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Possible genotypes for A2

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A2A2, A2O

44
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Possible genotype for A1B

A

A1B

45
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Possible genotype for A2B

A

A2B

46
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Possible genotypes for B

A

BB, BO

47
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Possible genotypes for O

A

OO

48
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Chromosome # 1

A

Rh, Duffy

49
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Chromosome # 4

A

MNS

50
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Chromosome # 7

A

Kell

51
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Chromosome # 9

A

ABO

52
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Chromosome # 18

A

Kidd

53
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Chromosome # 19

A

H, Lewis, Lutheran

54
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Chromosome # 22

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P1

55
Q

Blood group resistant to malaria

A

Duffy

56
Q

Most important system in transfusion and transplantation therapy

A

ABO blood group system

57
Q

Inherited thru codominance

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ABH genes

58
Q

Anti A

A

Methylene Blue

59
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Anti B

A

Acriflavine

60
Q

Anti AB and Anti D

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Colorless

61
Q

alternative for NSS solution

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22% Bovine Albumin or Bovine Serum albumin

62
Q

Reading time for slide method

A

2 mins

63
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Why is tube method the preferred one?

A

it does not dry up easily

64
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Cell Typing

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Direct/ Forward

65
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Serum Typing

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Reverse/ Indirect

66
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Specimen for Backward Typing

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Serum

67
Q

Reagent in direct method

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Antisera

68
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Reagent in indirect typing

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Known cells

69
Q

shelf life of known cell suspension

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24 hrs

70
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typing sera

A

Antigen

71
Q

Known cells

A

Antibodies

72
Q

Agglutination is due to

A

ag-ab reaction

73
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substance found in the surface of the blood

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ABO Secretor cells