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Rh Flashcards

1
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most important antigen in Rh system

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Rho/D

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2
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most important antibody in Rh system

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anti-D

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3
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Rh positive frequency

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85%

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4
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Rh negative frequency

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15%

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5
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frequency of Rh negative people who will make anti-D if exposed to D antigen

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50-75%

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6
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most immunogenic Rh antigen

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D > c > E

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7
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Fisher Race theory

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3 genes closely linked on chromosome give rise to 5 antigens with each gene resulting in one antigenic determinant site with no crossing over
genes inherited as one group of 3
D, C, c, E, e

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8
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Wiener theory

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1 gene gives rise to 3 antigenic sites (5 antigens)
1 gene gives rise to antigens responsible for numerous blood factors on red cells
R, r, Rh, hr

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9
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Fisher Race nomenclature

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D, C, c, E, e

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10
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Wiener nomenclature

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R, r, Rh, hr

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11
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Tippett theory

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2 genes (RHD and RHCE) give rise to major Rh antigens
variations in RHCE genes give rise to C, E, c, e antigens
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12
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Rosenfield terminology

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Rh1, Rh2, Rh3, Rh3, Rh4, Rh5, Rh12, Rh7, Rh22

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13
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Rh1

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D

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14
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Rh2

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C

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15
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Rh3

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E

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16
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Rh4

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little c

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17
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Rh5

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little e

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18
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Rh12

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G

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19
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Rh7

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Ce

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20
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Rh22

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CE

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21
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Rh32

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low frequency found primarily in black population, associated with weak C, e

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22
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2 Rh genes

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RHD

RHCE

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23
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serine at position 103 RHD

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D protein

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24
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serine at position 103 RHCE

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big C

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25
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proline at position 103 RHCE

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little c

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26
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proline at position 226 RHCE

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big E

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27
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alanine at position 226 RHCE

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little e

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28
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RHAG gene

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co-expressor required to be present in order for Rh antigens to successfully express

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29
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Weiner frequencies in white population

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R1 > r > R2 > R0

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30
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Weiner frequencies in black population

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R0 > r > R1 > R2

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31
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Weiner frequencies in asian population

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R1 > R2 > r > R0

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32
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R1

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DCe

33
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R2

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DcE

34
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R0

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Dce

35
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Rz

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DCE

36
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r’

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dCe

37
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r’’

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dcE

38
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r

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dce

39
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ry

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dCE

40
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serve as transporter potential for ammonia and CO2

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Rh antigens

41
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Rh antigen enzyme treatment

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resistant/increased reactivity

42
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position effect/gene interaction effect/Ceppellini effect

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C in trans position weakens expression of D (ex: Dce/dCe)

43
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partial D antigen

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missing epitopes of D antigen

44
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can partial D make anti-D?

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yes if transfused with red cells that carry all the epitopes

45
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partial D variants, European ancestry

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DNB, DVI, DVII

46
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partial D variants, African American ancestry

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DIIIa, DIVa

47
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can weak D people make anti D?

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no

48
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definition of weak D positive

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testing results are negative at IS but strongly positive at AHG

49
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when is weak D testing required?

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before initial labeling

cord bloods of babies born to Rh negative moms

50
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Rh compound (cis) antigens

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f(ce), Ce, cE, CE

51
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f antigen

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single entity that results from conformational change within Rhce protein
little c, little e in cis position

52
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anti-f reacts with:

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Dce, dce (ce in cis position)

53
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transfusion requirements for patients with anti-f

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little c OR little e negative (both have to be present for f to be present so only have to be negative for one)

54
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Rhi (RH7)

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C and e inherited in cis position (R1, r’)

55
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G (Rh12)

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present when C or D antigen present

56
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anti-G

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will react with C positive and/or D positive

may be mistaken for combo anti-C, anti-D

57
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how to differentiate anti-G from combination anti-C, anti-D?

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elution and adsorption studies

58
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V antigen frequency

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30% of black populatio

59
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VS antigen frequency

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32% of black population

60
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exalted D gene deletion

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when all of Ee or Ee and Cc is missing and D gene is present, D antigen is unusually strong

61
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D– (D dash dash)

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deletion that results in no CE expression
negative for Rh37
can make anti-Rh17

62
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D.. (D dot dot)

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partial loss of RHCE protein and increased dose of RHD protein
positive for Rh37
can make anti-Rh17

63
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Rh null phenotype

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lack all Rh antigens and LW antigens, rarest blood type in the world, can make anti-Rh29 (total Rh)

64
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amorphic Rhnull

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inheritance of silent alleles at the Rh locus from both parents (—/—)
deletion in RHD and RHCE gene with normal RHAG

65
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regulator Rhnull

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normal RHD and RHCE genes but inheritance of rare suppressor or regulator genes from both parents, no RHAG gene

66
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Rhnull clinical presentation

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compensated anemia
stomatocytes
retics
low hgb
increase hgb F
decrease serum haptoglobin
possible increased bilirubin
67
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Rhmod

A

Rh antigens present but have weakened expression

68
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anti-anti-e

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present with anti-e, positive for e antigen, positive autocontrol

69
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e variants

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hrB and hrS

70
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anti-hrB

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reacts with ce (f) cells, stronger reaction with e positive cells

71
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anti-hrS

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reacts with Ce (Rhi) positive cells

72
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Rh17 (Hr0)

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antigen seen on red cells of all common Rh phenotypes (R1R1, R2R2, rr)

73
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Rh32

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variant of R1[D(C)(e)]

C and e antigens weakly expressed, D antigen exalted

74
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Rh33 ceHAR

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(D)c(e) hybrid gene results in reduced amounts of e, f, Hr0, D antigens and normal amounts of c

75
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Rh43

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Crawford (ceCF) phenotype

76
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Rh antibody class

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IgG

IgG1 and IgG3 most clinically significant

77
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LW antigen

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strong reactivity on Rh positive adult cells
weak or no reaction on Rh negative adult cells
strong reactivity on Rh positive and Rh negative cord cells

78
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anti-LWa

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may be mistaken for anti-D occurring in Rh positive person

79
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differentiate between anti-D and anti-LWa

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panel cells treated with DTT: LW antigens denatured, D antigens are not
react patient’s plasma with Rh+ and Rh- cord cells: anti-D will not react with Rh- cord cells, anti-LWa will react with both

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