History of BB Flashcards
other term for Blood Banking
Immunohematology
study about antigens and antibodies related to blood groups
Blood Banking
first blood transfusion patient
1492: Pope Innocent VII
he developed Haemolytic Transfusion Reaction after failed blood tranfusion
1492: Pope Innocent VII
animal to man blood transfusion
1667: Denys and Emmerez
animal blood transfusion donor
Sheep (1667: Denys and Emmerez)
Sodium Phosphate as an anticoagulant
1869: Braxton Hicks
Father of Blood Banking
1900: Karl Landsteiner
Discovered ABO Blood Groups and Rh Blood group
1900: Karl Landsteiner
antigen present in blood type O
H antigen
Bombay phenotype
Type O
Law of Heredity
1865: Gregor Mendel
Phenomenon of Isoimmunization of goats
Ehrlich and Morgenroth
an antibody that activates a complement leading to red cell lysis
Immune hemolysin (Ehrlich and Morgenroth)
Discovered type AB
1902: Descatelo and Sturle
1st to succeed in vein to vein transfusion of blood
1913: Lindemann
Discovered the use of multiple syringes with a special canula that can puncture the skin leading to the vein
1913: Lindemann
Disadvantages of drawbacks
- Time consuming
- Very complicated
- Need of few skilled assistants
(1913: Lindemann)
Syringe-valve apparatus
Unger
Anticoagulant discovered by Hustin in 1914
Sodium Citrate
Glucose acts as a __________
Diluent / suspending medium (1914: Hustin)
stated the correct min. amount of anticoagulant to blood
1915: Lewisohn
ratio for anticoagulant to blood
1:9 (1915: Lewisohn)
Citrate Dextrose Solution
1916: Rous and Turner
role of Citrate Dextrose Solution under 1916: Rous and Turner
preservative
Discovered the Rh blood group
1939-1940: Lansteiner and Weiner
Blood from Rhesus monkeys were injected to __________
Rabbits (1939-1940: Lansteiner and Weiner)
Rh +
D antigen
immunogenic/reactive
Rh -
C, c, E, e antigens
non immunogenic/nonreactive