self study review Flashcards

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High incidence antigens are:

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Found in a majority of the population
Sometimes referred to as public genes

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Dosage is:

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A stronger expression of a trait inherited in the homozygous state, as compared to being inherited in the heterozygous
state

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3
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Which of the following are possible genotypes for an individual who is blood type B?
BO
BB
AB

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BO
BB

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4
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GMP systems include:

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Reagent / equipment suppliers
Testing personnel and procedures
Storage systems
Customer reviews

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5
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Which of the following organizations are federal agencies that are involved with laboratory inspection / accreditation?
The Joint Commission
CAP
FDA

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The Joint Commission
CAP
FDA

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With what aspect(s) of the laboratory operation is OSHA concerned?

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Safety in the workplace

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The purpose of Good Manufacturing Processes (GMPs) in the laboratory:

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Ensure that testing is conducted in a controlled and auditable manner
Ensure that testing is accurate, consistent, and reliable

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If an SOP is changed, the laboratory must:

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Document the date of, and reason for, the change
Train employees on the new procedure

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9
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Of the following options, select all that are expectations the public have for blood banks:

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A service performed at 99.9% perfection
A quality service
Increased testing and screening

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10
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The result of blood being defined as “Biologic” in 1970 was the FDA defining “blood” as a a drug product which would have to adhere to the good manufacturing processes as outlined in the Code of Federal Regulations
TRUE OR FALSE

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True

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11
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Failure to follow the FDAs guidelines, “Good Manufacturing Processes” when creating blood products can result in:

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Suspended blood product production - resulting in lost revenues
Licenses revoked
legal indictment of all personnel involved

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Quality Assurance

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Evaluation and monitoring of all aspects of a process or system.

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Quality Control

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Activities performed to insure reagents /equipment / techniques used are functioning

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Process Control

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Assures that procedures were followed and the products made are of the highest standards

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15
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Trackability

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A sequential audit trail

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16
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Traceability

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What was done, when, & by whom?

17
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Validation

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Documented evidence that provides assurance that a specific process will consistently produce an appropriate result

18
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Competency Testing, performed once a year, assesses a department member’s :

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Interpersonal Skills
Compliance to all accreditation requirements
Critical Decision Making Skills
Technical Skills

19
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Competency testing evaluates:

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Familiarity with pre-analytical factors and problems
Adherence to all SOPs
Analytical skills to include accuracy and timeliness of results
Familiarity of post-testing evaluation and interpretation

20
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Error management is a requirement of the FDA as a method to detect errors, deviations, accidents, and incidents. An Error management system is in place to:

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Prevent recurrence of similar errors
Determine corrective action to errors
Prevent and detect errors

21
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Some blood bank errors must be reported to prevent being held liable including:

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Reporting when a unit was transfused but it should’ve been deferred (and destroyed).
Discovery of or Use of incorrectly labeled units
Detection of contamination in a unit

22
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Veno-Arterial (VA)

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Used for cardiopulmonary deficits

23
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Veno-Venous system (VV)

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Used for pulmonary deficits

24
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An infant can stay on ECMO up to 3 weeks!
true or false

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true

25
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Which of the following are risks for a patient on ECMO?

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Transfusion
Infection
Clots
Bleeding
Stroke
Air Bubbles

26
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A thromboelastographic instrument, which is utilized to determine blood product usage and necessity, may be referred to by what 3letter term:

A

TEG

27
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ECMO stands for

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Extracorporeal
Membrane
Oxygenation