MLT 106 UNIT 5 EXAM 2025 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
A blood bank lab consists of what components - ANS collection, storage, processing and
distribution
what are the two types of blood bank facilities - ANS blood bank with collection and blood
bank without collection
what must occur before a unit of blood can be placed into general inventory - ANS testing
what is the primary mission of the main lab - ANS patient care
how many patient identifiers must be used when identifying a patient - ANS 2 patient
identifiers
what may not be used to identify a patient - ANS something changeable like a bed number or
room number
what are examples of routine testing - ANS type and screen, type and crossmatch, prenatal
evaluation, postnatal evaluation, and cord blood testing
what is a regulating agency of blood bank - ANS FDA (food and drug administration)
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, what is an accrediting agency of bloodbank - ANS AABB (American association of blood bank)
who provides quality blood products to service members whenever and wherever needed -
ANS ASBP (armed services blood program)
what are the two main ways to submit a BLDREP - ANS NIPRNET and SIPRNET
what is included in BLDREP - ANS current inventory, amount required in the next 12-48
hours, amount expiring in the next 7 days, estimated amount required in the next 7 days
what report includes the arrival schedule of shipped blood products - ANS BLDSHPREP
allogenic donations are for who - ANS random recipient
autologous donations are for who - ANS self
directed donors donate to who - ANS a specific person
when donating to a relative, what must be done to prevent graft vs host - ANS irradiation
how long must you wait to donate blood after getting a tattoo - ANS 12 months
what is the acceptable interval of donation for allogenic blood donations - ANS 8 weeks (56
days)
what is the acceptable interval of donation for pheresis donors - ANS 48 hours
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AND ANSWERS
A blood bank lab consists of what components - ANS collection, storage, processing and
distribution
what are the two types of blood bank facilities - ANS blood bank with collection and blood
bank without collection
what must occur before a unit of blood can be placed into general inventory - ANS testing
what is the primary mission of the main lab - ANS patient care
how many patient identifiers must be used when identifying a patient - ANS 2 patient
identifiers
what may not be used to identify a patient - ANS something changeable like a bed number or
room number
what are examples of routine testing - ANS type and screen, type and crossmatch, prenatal
evaluation, postnatal evaluation, and cord blood testing
what is a regulating agency of blood bank - ANS FDA (food and drug administration)
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, what is an accrediting agency of bloodbank - ANS AABB (American association of blood bank)
who provides quality blood products to service members whenever and wherever needed -
ANS ASBP (armed services blood program)
what are the two main ways to submit a BLDREP - ANS NIPRNET and SIPRNET
what is included in BLDREP - ANS current inventory, amount required in the next 12-48
hours, amount expiring in the next 7 days, estimated amount required in the next 7 days
what report includes the arrival schedule of shipped blood products - ANS BLDSHPREP
allogenic donations are for who - ANS random recipient
autologous donations are for who - ANS self
directed donors donate to who - ANS a specific person
when donating to a relative, what must be done to prevent graft vs host - ANS irradiation
how long must you wait to donate blood after getting a tattoo - ANS 12 months
what is the acceptable interval of donation for allogenic blood donations - ANS 8 weeks (56
days)
what is the acceptable interval of donation for pheresis donors - ANS 48 hours
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