Blood Types/Cross Matching
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samstewartrvaa on November 6, 2010
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
 alloantibodies | naturally occurring antibodies to blood type antigens without exposure to those antigens |
| 8 | how many blood types are there in the dog? |
| DEA system | what is the name of the blood type system in dogs? |
| DEA 1.1, DEA 1.2 | which two dog blood type are A positive? |
| DEA 1.1 | which dog blood type is the most antigenic? |
| AB group system | what is the name of the blood type system in cats? |
| type A | what blood type is most common in cats? |
| type A | in cats, both type A and type B blood groups have alloantibodies against each other, but which one has a weak response |
| 7 | how many blood groups are there in the equine? |
| no universal donors | why are blood transfusions in horses very difficult? |
| Aa, Qa | what 2 equine blood types are very immunogenic and often lead to neonatal isoerythrolysis |
| 11 | how many blood groups are there in cattle? |
| B, J | what are the two most clinically relevant blood types in cows? |
| J | which of the two main blood groups of cows is not a true RBC antigen? |
| 7 | how many blood groups are there in sheep and goats? |
| bovine | what species' blood groups are most similar to those of sheep and goats? |
| A negative | if a dog is going to be a blood donor, ideally what blood type should it be? |
| type A | what blood type should a cat be if it is going to be a donor? |
| Aa negative, Qa negative | what 2 blood types should horses be if they're going to be donors? |
| never been pregnant | if a horse is going to be a blood donor, what is an important criteria other than blood type? |
| once a month | about how often can an animal be bled if it is a blood donor? |
| citrate-phosphate-dextrose-adenine | what is the blood additive that can allow the blood to be stored for up to 35 days? |
| citrate-phosphate-dextrose | what blood additive can allow blood to be stored for up to 21 days |
| fresh blood | if you need platelets or platelet rich plasma, what kind of blood should you use? |
| hypoproteinemia, coagulation factor deficiency | for what two conditions would you use fresh or frozen plasma? |
| lactated ringers, dextrose | blood can be administered with isotonic saline, but what two types of fluids should not be used? |
| 4 hours | what is the maximum amount of time that warm blood should be left out? |
| 3-4 weeks | what is the approximate transfused half life of RBCs in dogs and cats? |
| match patient serum to donor cells | what is the procedure for a major cross matching test? |
| match donor serum to patient cells | what is the procedure for a minor cross matching test? |
| agglutination, hemolysis | when cross matching blood, what are the two things that you look for? |
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