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BB Chapter 7

Antibody Detection and Identification-End of Chapter Questions

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The antibody screen does what? detects most clinically significant antibodies
HTLA antibodies are what? clinically insignificant
What statement is associated with anti-I? it does react with cord blood cells
A multiple antibody problem was resolved using enzymes. One of the antibody reactions was eliminated after treatment. What antibody was probably present? anti-Fy a
An antibody demonstrating dosage would mean what? homozygous cells were stronger
The neutralization technique was performed on a sample containing an anti-Le b. The control and the Lewis-neutralized serum were both negative when retested with panel cells. How should this test be interpreted? the sample was prbablyy dilued
The rule of three used in antibody identification ensures which (p) value? .05
A DAT performed on a clotted sample stored at 4 degrees C may demonstrate what? in vitro complement attachment
The prewarm technique may weaken IgG reactions because of what? warm saline washes may detach IgG antibodies
The procedure that removes intact antibodies from the red cell membranes is what? elution
The removal of an antibody from serum or plasma using the individual's own cells is what? anti-N
An antibody was detected in the screen at 37 degrees C and did not react at the AHG phase. What should be suspected? 3 months
Antigen typing on red cells should not be performed if the patient has been transfused within what? anti-Js b, anti--Kp b, and anti-k
DTT is useful in evaluating a sample when which antibody is suspected? identify the antibodies coating the red cells
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