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)
The FY5 antigen is not present on:
a. Rh Null cells
b. Fy(a-b-) cells
c. FyFy Cells
d. Fy6 Cells
a. Rh Null cells
Which amino acid does Jk(a) end with?
a. Leucine
b. Aspartic Acid
c. Glycine
d. Asparagine
c. Glycine
Which amino acid does Jk(a) end with?
a. Leucine
b. Aspartic Acid
c. Glycine
d. Asparagine
b. Aspartic Acid
What Kidd silent allele is associated with those of Polynesian descent?
a. In(JK)
b. JK3
c. JK
d. Jk(a)
c. JK
JK3 antigen exists if the patient is:
a. In(JK+)
b. JK+
c. JK(a-)
d. JK(a+), Jk(b+), or both
d. JK(a+), Jk(b+), or both
What antibodies are enhanced by enzymes and likely to have quickly falling titers?
a. Kell
b. Kidd
c. Rh
d. Duffy
b. Kidd
Antibody detection cells will not routinely detect which antibody specificity?
a. anti-M
b. anti- Kpa
c. anti-Fya
d. anti-Lub
b. anti- Kpa
The null K0 RBC can be artificially prepared by which of the following treatments?
a. Ficin and DTT
b. Ficin and glycine-acid EDTA
c. DTT and glycine-acid EDTA
d. Glycine-acid EDTA and sialidase
c. DTT and glycine-acid EDTA
Which antigen is destroyed by enzymes?
a. P1
b. Jsa
c. Fya
d. Jka
c. Fya