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A patient has forward typing Anti-A: 4+, Anti-B: 0; reverse typing A1 cells: 0, B cells: 4+. What is the ABO interpretation?
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A patient has forward typing Anti-A: 0, Anti-B: 4+; reverse typing A1 cells: 4+, B cells: 0. What is the ABO interpretation?
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A patient has forward typing Anti-A: 4+, Anti-B: 4+; reverse typing A1 cells: 0, B cells: 0. What is the ABO interpretation?
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A patient has forward typing Anti-A: 0, Anti-B: 0; reverse typing A1 cells: 4+, B cells: 4+. What is the ABO interpretation?
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A donor types as D-negative at immediate spin but weak D positive at antiglobulin phase. How should donor Rh type be reported?
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A pregnant patient is Rh-negative with a negative antibody screen at 28 weeks. What is standard prophylaxis?
Enzyme found mainly in the liver but also in heart and muscles, released into blood when those cells are damaged.
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Which pretransfusion test is required before issuing non-emergent RBC units?
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A patient has a history of anti-K. Current antibody screen is negative. Which RBC units are appropriate?
Enzyme with higher amounts in the liver, bile ducts and bones, whose high blood level may point to liver or bone disease.
Which method is acceptable for crossmatch in a patient with no antibodies and no history of antibodies?
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If an Rh-negative patient with anti-D needs urgent RBCs and type-specific units are unavailable, what should be selected first?
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Panel cells positive for K react at AHG phase; K-negative cells are nonreactive. Most likely antibody?
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Reactivity correlates with E antigen-positive cells and all E-negative cells are nonreactive. Most likely specificity?
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The antibody reacts at room temperature and 4 C, autocontrol is positive, and specificity is strongest with adult cells. Most likely antibody type?
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An antibody reacts with D-positive cells and is nonreactive with D-negative cells. Most likely specificity?
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An antibody reacts best in enzyme-treated panel cells and is associated with delayed hemolytic transfusion reactions. Which common specificity fits?
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All reagent cells are positive including autocontrol at AHG. What pattern is most consistent?
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