OFT Flashcards

1
Q

RBCs placed in Hypotonic Solution causes them to?

A

Swell

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2
Q

What leades to accumulation of water in RBCs?

A

Increased Permeability

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3
Q

OFT is a screening test for?

A

Hereditary Spherocytosis

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4
Q

Test that demonstrates increased RBC Fragility

A

OFT

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5
Q

RBCs that have Decreased Surface Area to Volume Ratio?

A

Spherocytes

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6
Q

This is Caused by lack of vertical interaction of RBC Membrane which is a result of ______

A

Hereditary Spherocytosis/ Spectrin Deficiency

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7
Q

In WAHA, RBCs are sensitized by antibodies known as _____

A

IgGs

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8
Q

OFT lacks ____ and ____ because it cannot differentiate HS or WAHA

A

Specificity and Sensitivity

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9
Q

Principle of OFT

A

Whole Blood is added to hypotonic solutions that being buffered sodium chloride solution and allow to incubate at RT

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10
Q

4 Precautions of OFT

A
  1. Sample with Minimum Stasis and Trauma
  2. Test should be set ASAP
  3. Uniform Size of drops
  4. Blood should fall directly into saline solution
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11
Q

Tube used for OFT?

A

Heparin (Green)

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12
Q

Hypotonic Solution Used?

A

0.5% NaCl

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13
Q

Rejection Criteria for OFT?

A

Hemolyzed Specimen

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14
Q

0.5% NaCl Solution consist of? (2)

A

0.5g NaCl in 100ml D Water

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15
Q

Name of 12 tubes used for OFT?

A

Wasserman

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16
Q

How long do you stand the tubes for?

A

2 Hours

17
Q

Method used for OFT?

A

Griffin-Sandford Method

18
Q

Computation for Griffin-Sandford Method

A

Tube # x 0.02

19
Q

Color of Initial Hemolysis

A

Pink

20
Q

Color of Complete Hemolysis

A

Red

21
Q

Cell button is present

A

Initial Hemolysis

22
Q

Initial Hemolysis normally starts at what tubes?

A

22 & 21

23
Q

Complete Hemolysis normally starts at what tubes?

A

16 & 17

24
Q

Reference Value of Griffin-Sandford Method

A

Initial : 0.42-0.44%
Complete: 0.32-0.34%

25
Q

Shift to the Left indicates?

A

Increased OFT

26
Q

Examples of Increased OFT (2)

A
  1. Spherocytes
  2. Older RBCs
27
Q

Shift to the Right Indicates?

A

Decreased OFT

28
Q

Examples of Decreased OFT? (3)

A
  1. Thalassemia
  2. Hemoglobinopathies
  3. Reticulocytes
29
Q

8 Factors that affect OFT

A
  1. Shape
  2. Functional State
  3. Surface to Volume Area
  4. Chemical Purity
  5. Accuracy of NaCl
  6. Tonicity of Solution
  7. pH
  8. Temperature
30
Q

in OFT, pH level must be?

A

7.4

31
Q

A change of pH by 0.1 is equal to the ______ by _____

A

Change of Tonicity by 0.01%

32
Q

5°c change is equal to a change of tonicity by?

A

0.01%

33
Q

Increased OFT indicates? (4)

A
  1. Decreased Resistance
  2. HA
  3. HS
  4. Spherocytes
34
Q

Decreased OFT Indicates? (8)

A
  1. Increased Resistance
  2. Splenectomy
  3. Liver Disease
  4. Sickle Cell Anemia
  5. IDA
  6. Thalassemia
  7. Polycythemia Vera
  8. Target Cells