Human error results in no reagent being added → test can
detect sensitization.
detect sensitization.
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62%
T
38%
F
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Dirty Glassware or Contaminated Tubes Dust, debris, or detergents can cause.. agglutination.
Anonymous Quiz
25%
specific
75%
non specific
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Quality of Reagents: ... AHG reagents behave differently.
Anonymous Quiz
6%
Monoclonal
14%
Polyspecific
80%
both
Clinical Importance of AHG.. They are all correct except for one.
Anonymous Quiz
51%
Operator Skill and Experience
8%
Detection of dangerous IgG alloantibodies
6%
Safe blood transfusion practices
2%
Monitoring of autoimmune diseases
22%
Detection of dangerous IgG alloantibodies
12%
Diagnosis of immune hemolytic anemia
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Anti-Human Globulin (AHG), also called
Anonymous Quiz
16%
IgG antibodie
81%
Coombs Reagent
3%
Operator Skill
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Functions of AHG
Anonymous Quiz
4%
IgG antibodie
95%
Detect complement components (C3b, C3d) on RBCs
0%
Cold temperatures
2%
Under-centrifugation
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🔶Types of AHG Reagents
🔸Monospecific
AHGOnly Anti-IgG or
Only Anti-C3d.
🔸Polyspecific AHG
Anti-IgG
Anti-C3d(sometimes anti-C3b as well)
🔸Monospecific
AHGOnly Anti-IgG or
Only Anti-C3d.
🔸Polyspecific AHG
Anti-IgG
Anti-C3d(sometimes anti-C3b as well)
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Principle of AHG Test
IgG antibodies are... to cause direct RBC agglutination
IgG antibodies are... to cause direct RBC agglutination
Anonymous Quiz
100%
too small
0%
too big
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🔳DAT
Hemolytic Disease of the Newborn(HDN).
Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia(AIHA).
Hemolytic transfusion reactions.
Drug-induced immune hemolysis.
🔳IAT
Antibody screening.
Antibody identification.
Crossmatching.
Weak D testing.
Compatibility testing in pregnancy.
Hemolytic Disease of the Newborn(HDN).
Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia(AIHA).
Hemolytic transfusion reactions.
Drug-induced immune hemolysis.
🔳IAT
Antibody screening.
Antibody identification.
Crossmatching.
Weak D testing.
Compatibility testing in pregnancy.
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Incorrect Cell Concentration
... suspension affects visibility of
agglutination.
... suspension affects visibility of
agglutination.
Anonymous Quiz
22%
Too heavy
2%
too light
76%
both
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he transfusion of blood and blood products has become popular since the first successful transfusion in..
1819 / 1818 / 1919 / 1816
1819 / 1818 / 1919 / 1816
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Forwarded from Haider Mohammed.
Here are 30 true or false statements based on the content of the provided document about blood transfusion and donation, along with the answers:
1. True: Blood donation saves millions of lives each year.
2. False: Safe blood transfusion solely depends on paid donors.
3. True: Donor selection ensures both donor safety and recipient safety.
4. True: Apheresis donation can involve collecting plasma, platelets, or red cells.
5. False: Autologous donation is when blood is transfused from a stranger.
6. True: Donors must be at least 18 years old.
7. True: The minimum weight for donating whole blood is 50 kg.
8. False: Donors with hemoglobin levels below 12.5 g/dL are eligible to donate.
9. True: General health assessments are part of the donor selection process.
10. False: Blood can be collected from any part of the body during donation.
11. True: One unit of blood is approximately half a liter.
12. True: The body replenishes fluids lost during donation in 24 hours.
13. False: Whole blood can be donated once every two weeks.
14. True: Certain recent infections can lead to temporary deferral from donating.
15. False: Anyone can donate blood regardless of their health history.
16. True: The blood donation process includes registration and consent.
17. True: HIV and hepatitis testing are essential in ensuring recipient safety.
18. True: Voluntary donation helps reduce the risk of transfusion-transmissible infections.
19. False: All blood donations are paid in order to incentivize more donors.
20. True: Fresh frozen plasma is used to expand blood volume and provide clotting factors.
21. False: Platelets can only be used for transfusion within 14 days.
22. True: The average volume of packed red blood cells is between 220-340 mL.
23. True: Cryoprecipitate is rich in fibrinogen and can help control bleeding.
24. False: All blood products must be stored at room temperature.
25. True: The World Health Organization recommends 100% voluntary donations.
26. True: Blood grouping and cross-matching are part of the safety measures for recipients.
27. False: An individual can donate blood multiple times a week without issue.
28. True: Chronic diseases can lead to permanent deferral from donation.
29. True: Proper storage and handling of blood are crucial for its safety.
30. False: Blood donations do not require any medical screening before the procedure.
Feel free to let me know if you need any further modifications or explanations!
1. True: Blood donation saves millions of lives each year.
2. False: Safe blood transfusion solely depends on paid donors.
3. True: Donor selection ensures both donor safety and recipient safety.
4. True: Apheresis donation can involve collecting plasma, platelets, or red cells.
5. False: Autologous donation is when blood is transfused from a stranger.
6. True: Donors must be at least 18 years old.
7. True: The minimum weight for donating whole blood is 50 kg.
8. False: Donors with hemoglobin levels below 12.5 g/dL are eligible to donate.
9. True: General health assessments are part of the donor selection process.
10. False: Blood can be collected from any part of the body during donation.
11. True: One unit of blood is approximately half a liter.
12. True: The body replenishes fluids lost during donation in 24 hours.
13. False: Whole blood can be donated once every two weeks.
14. True: Certain recent infections can lead to temporary deferral from donating.
15. False: Anyone can donate blood regardless of their health history.
16. True: The blood donation process includes registration and consent.
17. True: HIV and hepatitis testing are essential in ensuring recipient safety.
18. True: Voluntary donation helps reduce the risk of transfusion-transmissible infections.
19. False: All blood donations are paid in order to incentivize more donors.
20. True: Fresh frozen plasma is used to expand blood volume and provide clotting factors.
21. False: Platelets can only be used for transfusion within 14 days.
22. True: The average volume of packed red blood cells is between 220-340 mL.
23. True: Cryoprecipitate is rich in fibrinogen and can help control bleeding.
24. False: All blood products must be stored at room temperature.
25. True: The World Health Organization recommends 100% voluntary donations.
26. True: Blood grouping and cross-matching are part of the safety measures for recipients.
27. False: An individual can donate blood multiple times a week without issue.
28. True: Chronic diseases can lead to permanent deferral from donation.
29. True: Proper storage and handling of blood are crucial for its safety.
30. False: Blood donations do not require any medical screening before the procedure.
Feel free to let me know if you need any further modifications or explanations!
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