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immuno exam 3

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what blood group antigens do exhibit dosage Rh (except for D), Kidd, Duffy, MNSs, lutheran
Kell system antigens K and k
most common kell genotype kk
what phase is Kell detected AHG
what kind of immunoglobulin is kell? IgG
can Kell cause HDN and HTR yes
McLeod syndrome is seen with what blood group system Kell
K is associated with chronic granulomatous disease
Kidd antibodies are which immunoglobulin IgG
Duffy blood group antigens Fya and Fyb
Fy(a-b-) in blacks is associated with resistance to plasmodium vivax
Duffy blood group antibdodies are IgG
can duffy cause HDN and HTR yes
duffy response to enzymes destroyed
M and N are located on glycophorin A
S and s are located on glycophorin B
M and N are detected at IS
M and N are IgM - naturally occuring
M and N are considered to be clinically _______________ insignificant
Anti-U is an ____ antibody and can IgG and can cause severe HTR and HDN
P blood group response to enzymes enhanced
lutheran blood group antigens at birth not very well developed
I antibody is associated with cold agglutinin disease
lewis blood group antibodies are naturally occuring - IgM
alloantibodies vs autoantibodies allo - against foreign materials auto - formed against self
check cells coated with IgG and should react with AHG. work as quality control
AHG antihuman globulin
AGT antiglobulin test
which kell phenotype is rarest KK
how is a DAT performed AHG is added to washed cells, which are then centrifuged and examined
cold antibodies are ____ and warm are _____ IgM; IgG
which antigens are destroyed by enzyme treatment Duffy, Xga, Ss, MN
Kidd is associated wtih delayed HTR
cord blood cells are what lewis type Le(a-b-)
which systems are most often associated with HTR ABO, Rh, Kell, P
check cells are antibody coated, O negative cells
hydatid cyst fluid is used to neutralize P1 substances
what group actually gets stronger with enzymes Rh
what antibody doesnt usually react with cord cells anti-I
what genes must be inherited for ABH antigens to appear in secretions? H and Se
cord cells contain i antigen
the saline phase is designed to detect IgM antibodies and ABO grouping errors
majority of HTR is caused by clerical errors
the compound antigen f represents c and e
lewis blood group antibodies are more likely to form in pregnant women
check cells are coated with IgG
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