BloodBank Test3 Test
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| A. 20% bind complementB. Yes-severC. No HTR, but anaphylactic reactionsD. Cra, Tca, Dra, Esa, WESb, UMC, IFC, and GUT1E. Polyspecific (IgG and C3d), Monospecific IgG and Monospecific C3dF. Acanthocytosis (thorny), Anisocytosis, increased osmotic fragility, reticulocytosis, reduced serum haptoglobin, spleenomegaly; cardiomyopathy, increased CK-MM bandsG. RBCs coated with human IgG antibody that are added to a negative AHG tube to ensure proper function of the AHG reagent.H.
Yes HDN, delayed hemolyticI. RareJ. Doa, Dob, Hy, Gya, and Joa K. If the patient is not correctly identified prior to obtaining the sample, an incorrect blood type may be obtained or an antibody present may be missed. These could result in death of the patient following transfusion.L. Less than 1% chanceM. Procedure to remove antibody from the RBC surface (coated in vivo). Acid, Heat, or Freeze are techniques used.N. Recipient's name, IDO. Mild rare HDNP. S yes (ficin and papain), little s maybeQ. Xga R. YesS. Anti-Lua is seen occasionally, but anti-Lub is very rare as most people are positive (high frequency Ag).T. 5. Confirmation of ABO Group & Rh type of donor units; 6. Major serologic crossmatch between donor RBCs and patient's serum/plasma or computer crossmatch; 7. Labeling of products with patient's information |
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