NUR 155 Blood Administration Questions
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,A substance capable of stimulating the production of an
antibody and then reacting with that antibody in a specific
way. Any substanct that can elicit am immunologic
response and they are located on the cell membrane -
Answer: Antigen
antigens of the blood - Answer: Agglutinogens
a condition in which the body attacks antigens of another
individual of the same species, which are perceived as
foreigh - Answer: Alloimmunization
any procedure in which blood is withdrawn from a donor,
a portion(such as plasma, leukocytes, or platelets) is
separated and retained and the remainder is retransfused
into the donor - Answer: Pheresis
a serious problem thaat occurs after a patient receives a
transfusion of blood . Red blood cells destroyed - Answer:
Hemolytic transfusion Reaction
are due to recipient antibodies to donor white blood cells.
This may occur after exposure from previous transfusions.
- Answer: Febreile Nonhemolytic Transfusion Reaction
,Febrile Nonhemolytic Transfusion Reaction is treated with
- Answer: ANTIPYRETIC Transfusions may be finished as
long as an acute hemolytic reaction is excluded.
the filtration of donor white cells from red cell products
units - Answer: leukoredution
Three Red Blood Cell Antigens - Answer: A B AND RHD
What is the most important antigen in the blood - Answer:
A B AND RH D
WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE BLOOD TYPE DETERMINED BY
- Answer: NAME OF THE ANTIGEN ON THE RBC
INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE A ANTIGEN ON THE RBC
MEMBRANE ARE CLASSIFIED AS - Answer: GROUP A
GROUP B
A & B SURFACE ANTIGENS - Answer: GROUP AB
NEITHER A OR B ANTIGENS - Answer: GROUP O
WHAT ARE VIEWED AS FOREIGN BODIES WHEN THEY
ENTER THE BODY - Answer: ANTIGENS
, IF cLASSIFIED AS GROUP A - Answer: WILL HAVE
ANTIBODY B IN SERUM
IF CLASSIFIED AS GROUP B - Answer: WILL HAVE
ANTIBODY A IN SERUM
IF CLASSIFIED AS GROUP AB - Answer: WILL HAVE NO
ANTIBODIES IN SERUM
IF CLASSIFIED AS GROUP O - Answer: WILL HAVE BOTH
ANTI-A AND ANTI-B SERUM
AFTER A & B ANTIGEN WHAT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT
RBC ANTIGEN - Answer: D ANTIGEN
WHY IS RH D NAME FOR - Answer: BECAUSE OF ITS
RELATIONSHIP TO THE SUBSTANCE IN THE RBCS OF THE
RHESUS MONKEY.
HOW MANY RH RELATED ANTIGENS ARE THER - Answer:
FIFTY
A PERSON WH HAS D ANTIGEN ON RBCs is - Answer: RH
POSITIVE
tHERE ARE NO NATURALLY OCCURRING ANTI-
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,A substance capable of stimulating the production of an
antibody and then reacting with that antibody in a specific
way. Any substanct that can elicit am immunologic
response and they are located on the cell membrane -
Answer: Antigen
antigens of the blood - Answer: Agglutinogens
a condition in which the body attacks antigens of another
individual of the same species, which are perceived as
foreigh - Answer: Alloimmunization
any procedure in which blood is withdrawn from a donor,
a portion(such as plasma, leukocytes, or platelets) is
separated and retained and the remainder is retransfused
into the donor - Answer: Pheresis
a serious problem thaat occurs after a patient receives a
transfusion of blood . Red blood cells destroyed - Answer:
Hemolytic transfusion Reaction
are due to recipient antibodies to donor white blood cells.
This may occur after exposure from previous transfusions.
- Answer: Febreile Nonhemolytic Transfusion Reaction
,Febrile Nonhemolytic Transfusion Reaction is treated with
- Answer: ANTIPYRETIC Transfusions may be finished as
long as an acute hemolytic reaction is excluded.
the filtration of donor white cells from red cell products
units - Answer: leukoredution
Three Red Blood Cell Antigens - Answer: A B AND RHD
What is the most important antigen in the blood - Answer:
A B AND RH D
WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE BLOOD TYPE DETERMINED BY
- Answer: NAME OF THE ANTIGEN ON THE RBC
INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE A ANTIGEN ON THE RBC
MEMBRANE ARE CLASSIFIED AS - Answer: GROUP A
GROUP B
A & B SURFACE ANTIGENS - Answer: GROUP AB
NEITHER A OR B ANTIGENS - Answer: GROUP O
WHAT ARE VIEWED AS FOREIGN BODIES WHEN THEY
ENTER THE BODY - Answer: ANTIGENS
, IF cLASSIFIED AS GROUP A - Answer: WILL HAVE
ANTIBODY B IN SERUM
IF CLASSIFIED AS GROUP B - Answer: WILL HAVE
ANTIBODY A IN SERUM
IF CLASSIFIED AS GROUP AB - Answer: WILL HAVE NO
ANTIBODIES IN SERUM
IF CLASSIFIED AS GROUP O - Answer: WILL HAVE BOTH
ANTI-A AND ANTI-B SERUM
AFTER A & B ANTIGEN WHAT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT
RBC ANTIGEN - Answer: D ANTIGEN
WHY IS RH D NAME FOR - Answer: BECAUSE OF ITS
RELATIONSHIP TO THE SUBSTANCE IN THE RBCS OF THE
RHESUS MONKEY.
HOW MANY RH RELATED ANTIGENS ARE THER - Answer:
FIFTY
A PERSON WH HAS D ANTIGEN ON RBCs is - Answer: RH
POSITIVE
tHERE ARE NO NATURALLY OCCURRING ANTI-
