Week 4 Flashcards
Screening cells for the detection of alloantibodies will detect:
Anti-A1
Which of the following antigens is not expressed on cord blood cells?
Le a
The Ab screen is essential to the safety of blood transfusion. The screening test may be conducted instead of and AHG crossmatch, this is usually:
A two or three cell screen cell procedure
Ab screen cells consist of what type of red cells?
O cells
Which of the following techniques/reagents is useful in the detection of Anti-K alloantibody?
Indirect antiglobulin test
A screen cell test was done, and the result was a mixed field agglutination at Rm temp. It was also positive at 37C where it continued to exhibit a mixed field agglutination. What is a probable antibody group for this antibody?
Lutheran blood group system
Which blood group is frequently implicated as the cause of delayed hemolytic transfusion reactions?
Kidd blood group antibodies
Which blood group system includes the Jsa (Sutter) and Kpa (Penny) antigens?
Kell
Enzyme treated reagent red cells used in antibody ID does not enhance the re-activity of which antibody?
anti-N
Which antibody is clinically insignificant?
anti-P1
Which antibody is IgM?
anti-N
McLeod phenotype is associated with:
Absence of Kx antigens
Cold alloantibodies are usually of which specificity?
anti-I
Individuals with the p phenotype are the only phenotype that can make:
anti-Tja
Which set of antibodies could you possibly find in a patient who has never been transfused or pregnant?
anti-B, anti-I, anti-Le a
