LAB: RED CELL PHENOTYPING Flashcards

1
Q

why is red cell phenotyping important

A

because several antigens on red cells may be potent stimulants of antibody production to individuals who do not possess them

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3
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red cell phenotyping involves the use of what reagent

A

AHG

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3
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what does AHG detect

A

antigen-antibody complex

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4
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why is it necessary to use coombs reagent in red cell phenotyping

A

since IgG antibodies are used to complex with the antigens and do not readily bring about agglutination

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5
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methods of red cell phenotyping

A

conventional tube method
gel technology

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6
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the methods of red cell phenotyping follows what principle

A

IAT

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7
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what blood groups are involved in red cell phenotyping

A

lewis
kidd
duffy

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8
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which blood group red cell phenotyping does not include incubation

A

lewis

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9
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why do we need to incubate the tubes if there are no prior agglutination observed in red cell phenotyping of Kidd and Duffy

A

because they are IgG (warm antibodies)

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10
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what should be done if there is no agglutination after incubation

A

wash with NSS and add AHG reagent

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