Rh Blood Group Flashcards

1
Q

What did Fisher-Race theory propose?

A

Three distinct genes

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2
Q

What did Wiener propose?

A

One gene was responsible for Rh

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3
Q

What are the five major Rh antigens?

A

D, C, c, E, e

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4
Q

What is the frequency of the D gene in caucasians?

A

85%

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5
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What is the most common haplotypes for white, black, native amer., and asian?

A

DCe - W: 42, NA: 44, A: 70
Dce - B: 44

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6
Q

What is a six number digit adopted for blood group specificity?

A

ISBT (International Society of Blood Transfusions)

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7
Q

Which chromosome is Rh located on?

A

Chromosome 1

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8
Q

What is responsible for the expression of Rh?

A

RHD
RHCE
RHAG (Rh Associated Glycoprotein)

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9
Q

Which chromosome is RHAG located on?

A

Chromosome 6
Coexpressor

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10
Q

How do patients get negative Rh based on ethnicity?

A

Deletion or alteration of RHD
Two RHCE genes

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11
Q

What are the genetic mechanisms that weak D can arise from?

A

Genetic Weak
Position Effect (C/Trans)
Partial D
Del

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12
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What does Partial D do when exposed to D positive RBCs?

A

Produce anti D to the epitopes

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13
Q

What do we administer to Rh negative mothers?

A

Rh Immune Globulin (RhIG)

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14
Q

What type of testing has the optimal detection at 37 C/LISS phase?

A

Indirect Antiglobulin Testing (IATs)

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15
Q

When does antibody appear in the body after primary and secondary exposure?

A

Primary: 120 days
Secondary: 2-7 days (Anamnestic)

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16
Q

What is the regulator type of Rh null?

A

RHAG gene is absent or mutated

17
Q

What is the amorph type of Rh null?

A

RHCE Mutation
RHD Deletion

18
Q

What morphology do we see in Rh null and Amorph null?

A

Reticulocytes
Stomatocytes
Increase in Hemoglobin F

19
Q

What is Rh null syndrome?

A

Lack of all Rh antigens on RBCs

20
Q

What is Rh mod?

A

RHAG Mutations