Immunohematology Antibody Chart
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RockFlemings37 on February 23, 2012
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Describes ABY class, clinical significance, reaction phases, enzyme effect, and other features of antibodies
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 Which ABYs are IgG? | -Rh (D, C, E, c, e) -Kell -Duffy -Kidd -S,s,U |
| Which ABYs are IgM? | -M,N -P -Lewis |
| Which phase(s) does Rh ABYs react? | -37C -AHG |
| Which Rh ABY is the most antigenic? | Anti-D |
| Which phase(s) does Kell ABYs react? | AHG |
| Which ABY is the most antigenic next to Anti-D? | Kell |
| Which phase(s) does Duffy ABYs react? | AHG |
| Which ABY is associated with malaria? | Duffy |
| Which phase(s) does Kidd ABYs react? | AHG |
| Which ABY is associated with delayed transfusion reactions? | Duffy |
| Which phase(s) does M,N ABYs react? | -Initial Spin -37C -AHG |
| Which phase(s) does S,s,U ABYs react? | AHG |
| Which phase(s) does Lewis ABYs react? | -Initial Spin -37C |
| Which ABY are lost during pregnancy? | Lewis |
| Which ABY is associated with African Americans? | Lewis b |
| Which AGNs are absorbed onto RBCs from plasma (rather than being produced by the RBCs) | Lewis |
| Which phase(s) does "P" ABYs react? | Initial Spin |
| Which phase(s) does "I" ABYs react? | Initial Spin |
| Which cold ABY is associated with M. pneumoniae infection? | Anti-I |
| Which cold ABY is associated with Infectious Mononucleosis? | Anti-i |
| What is the enzyme effect on Rh ABYs? | Enhanced |
| What is the enzyme effect on Kell ABYs? | No Effect |
| What is the enzyme effect on Duffy ABYs? | Destroyed |
| What is the enzyme effect on Kidd ABYs? | Enhanced |
| What is the enzyme effect on MNS ABYs? | Destroyed |
| What is the enzyme effect on Lewis ABYs? | No Effect |
| What is the enzyme effect on "P" ABYs? | No Effect |
| What is the enzyme effect on "I" ABYs? | No Effect |
| Which ABYs are enhanced by enzymes? | -Rh -Kidd |
| Which ABYs are destroyed by enzymes? | -Duffy -MNS |
| Which ABYs are clinically significant? | IgG |
| Which ABYs are NOT clinically significant? | IgM |
| Which ABYs can be neutralized? | -Lewis a -Lewis b -P1 |
| Which enzymes are used to enhance or destroy ABYs on a panel? | -Papain -Ficin |
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