Rh, Duffy, Kidd, Kell Flashcards
What two associated proteins are involved in the production of Kell antigens?
a.Kell & Kx
b. Kx & Cellano
c.KEL1 & KEL2
d. Kell & Rh
Correct:
a. Kell & Kx
Js(a) in a low frequency in what population of people?
a. Native American
b. Asian
c. White
d. Black
Correct: c. White
The second most immunogenic antibody?
a. Anti-D
b. Anti-k
c. Anti-K
d. Anti-JK(a)
Correct: c. Anti-K
What Kell phenotype can be artificially made and aids in identifying High Frequency Antigens
a. K0
b. Mcleod
c. Kx
d. Mcleod with CGD
Correct: a. K0
Which Kell blood system protein is a multipass protein?
a. Kx
b. Km
c. K0
d. Kel
Correct: a. Kx
Splenomegaly associated with:
a. Mcleod
b. Anti-Km
c. Anti-K
d. Anti-Kx
Correct: a. Mcleod
A patient with Mclead phenotype and no CGD would require what type of transfusion protocol?
a. Ku Negative Cells
b. Kx & Km Negative Cells
c. Km Negative Cells
d. K Negative Cells
Correct: b. Kx & Km Negative Cells
A normal Kell phenotype would react ____ to Kell antigens and _____ to KX antigens
a. Strong/Strong
b. Strong/Weak
c. NR/Strong
d. Weak/NR
b. Strong/Weak
What multipass protein is located on the DARC?
a. Rh
b. Kidd
c. Duffy
d. Kell
c. Duffy
In the Japanese population the most frequent Duffy antigen is:
a. FY(b)
b. FY4
c. FY3
d. FY1
d. FY1 (Fya+)
How many co-dominate alleles are involved in the Duffy blood group system?
a. 6
b. 4
c. 2
d. 3
b. 4
Antibody showing dosage presenting with Big K.
a. Anti-Fy4
b. Anti-Fy3
c. Anti-Fy(x)
d. Anti-Fy(a)
d. Anti-Fy (a)
What is the most common genotype of African descent when the phenotype is Fy(a+b-)
a. FY/FY
b. FY/Fy(b)
c. Fy(a)/Fy(a)
d. Fy(a)/FY
c. Fy(a)/Fy(a)
Antibody that is nonreactive with Fy(a+b+) and does not cause transfusion reactions.
a. Anti-FY4
b. Anti-FY3
c. Anti-Fy(a)
d. Anti-Fy(x)
Fy(x) will adsorp using the eluate of what Antibody
a. Anti-FY3
b. Anti-Fy(x)
c. Anti-Fy(b)
d. Anti-Fy(a)
c. Anti-Fy(b)