UAMS-BLOOD BANK CASE DEVELOPMENT- EXAM 2
STUDY SET UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. polyspecific AHG
Answer:
Reagent containing both IgG and Complement
Question:
2. Monospecific AHG
Answer:
Reagent containing only IgG or complement
Question:
3. By chelating Ca+++ ions, which prevents the assembly of C1
Answer:
How does EDTA prevent the activation of complement making it ideal for performing a DAT?
Question:
4. Autoimmune hemolytic anemia HDN Transfusion Reactions Drug-Induced Cell Hemolysis
Answer:
Reasons to perform a DAT
Question:
5. Patient has no antibody in plasma Previous antibody is below detectable level antigen to patient
antibody not present on screening cells
Answer:
Reasons for Negative IAT
Question:
6. AHG was added to each test
Answer:
Addition of check cells insures that:
Question:
7. Detects antibodies in serum perform routine pre-transfusion testing includes incubation phase uses
monospecific AHG Uses Screening cells
Answer:
Features of IAT testing
Question:
8. Detects C3 or IgG directly on cells Positive in baby with ABO HDN
, Answer:
Features of DAT Testing
Question:
9. Uses polyspecific AHG Add check cells to all negatives wash red cells to remove free serum
immunoglobulins
Answer:
Features of both DAT and IAT testing
Question:
10. Too weak of a cell suspension Too strong of a cell suspension Inadequate Washing Failure to
centrifuge Contamination of AHG with serum Failure to ass LISS in IAT
Answer:
Reasons for False Negatives
Question:
11. Poly or autoagglutinable cells Saline contaminated with bacteria or other substances Dirty Glassware
Answer:
Reasons for False Positives
Question:
12. Auto Adsorption
Answer:
Test performed on a a patient with an warm autoantibody, can only be performed if the patient has not
been transfused in the last three months
Question:
13. negative IAT No previous history of identified antibody no tying discrepancies or other serologic
inconsistencies
Answer:
Criteria that must be met in order for only an initial spin crossmatch to be performed
Question:
14. Le(a) Le(b) and H
Answer:
Antigens present in secretions of patient that is type O with Le and Se genes
Question:
15. Warm autoantibody
Answer:
When all screening cells and the auto control are positive at the AHG phase, what would one suspect?
Question:
16. Multiple alloantibodies
Answer:
When both screening cells I and II are positive, there are multiple reaction strengths and they are positive
at multiple phases and the auto control is negative, what would one suspect?
STUDY SET UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. polyspecific AHG
Answer:
Reagent containing both IgG and Complement
Question:
2. Monospecific AHG
Answer:
Reagent containing only IgG or complement
Question:
3. By chelating Ca+++ ions, which prevents the assembly of C1
Answer:
How does EDTA prevent the activation of complement making it ideal for performing a DAT?
Question:
4. Autoimmune hemolytic anemia HDN Transfusion Reactions Drug-Induced Cell Hemolysis
Answer:
Reasons to perform a DAT
Question:
5. Patient has no antibody in plasma Previous antibody is below detectable level antigen to patient
antibody not present on screening cells
Answer:
Reasons for Negative IAT
Question:
6. AHG was added to each test
Answer:
Addition of check cells insures that:
Question:
7. Detects antibodies in serum perform routine pre-transfusion testing includes incubation phase uses
monospecific AHG Uses Screening cells
Answer:
Features of IAT testing
Question:
8. Detects C3 or IgG directly on cells Positive in baby with ABO HDN
, Answer:
Features of DAT Testing
Question:
9. Uses polyspecific AHG Add check cells to all negatives wash red cells to remove free serum
immunoglobulins
Answer:
Features of both DAT and IAT testing
Question:
10. Too weak of a cell suspension Too strong of a cell suspension Inadequate Washing Failure to
centrifuge Contamination of AHG with serum Failure to ass LISS in IAT
Answer:
Reasons for False Negatives
Question:
11. Poly or autoagglutinable cells Saline contaminated with bacteria or other substances Dirty Glassware
Answer:
Reasons for False Positives
Question:
12. Auto Adsorption
Answer:
Test performed on a a patient with an warm autoantibody, can only be performed if the patient has not
been transfused in the last three months
Question:
13. negative IAT No previous history of identified antibody no tying discrepancies or other serologic
inconsistencies
Answer:
Criteria that must be met in order for only an initial spin crossmatch to be performed
Question:
14. Le(a) Le(b) and H
Answer:
Antigens present in secretions of patient that is type O with Le and Se genes
Question:
15. Warm autoantibody
Answer:
When all screening cells and the auto control are positive at the AHG phase, what would one suspect?
Question:
16. Multiple alloantibodies
Answer:
When both screening cells I and II are positive, there are multiple reaction strengths and they are positive
at multiple phases and the auto control is negative, what would one suspect?