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MLT 204 practical
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ABO discrepancy
forward and reverse ABO grouping do not agree
focus on the low grade
ABO discrepancy affecting the ABO red cell testing
- extra antigen present:
+ B(A) phenotype/ test red cell with monoclonal antibody anti A reagent from another manufactures or a source of human polyclonal anti A
+ rouleaux: wash cell with saline
- missing or weak antigen: ABO weak or subgroup/ test with anti A1
- mix-field reaction: check transfusion history
ABO diiscrepancy affecting ABO serum or plasma testing
-extra antibodies: A subgroup with anti-A1/ test p.t red cell with anti A1 to see if subgroup A is present
- missing or weak antibody: newborn or elderly/ leave on the bench, incubate at 4C with autocontrol
ABO compatibility
AB universal plasma donor
O- universal donor of RBC
ABO phenotype rection
body titer antibody
- to determine an increase in strength during pregnancy
- 1+ reaction is end point
- an increase in the titer of more than 2 tubes is consider significant
p.t have clinically significant blood need
- perform full (AHG) cross match
- need blood antigen neg
when we do DC?- should neg result if not invalid
- AB pos- run DC to rule out Pana-agglutination
- run with weak D - check if IAT working property
RBC after transfusion
one unit of transfused RBC should increase the hematocrit by 3% and hemoglobin by 1g/dl
Homozygous
An organism that has two identical alleles for a trait
M+N-
Heterozygous
An organism that has two different alleles for a trait
M+N+
Fisher-Race and wiener race
Gel grading
weak D testing
donation and newborn for D neg mother
DAT
detect antibodies coating red cell
performed when suspected HDFN
check cell
used to validate neg test
on addition to a negative AHG test, the igG sensitized red cells should reactive with AHG reagent and show agglutination. if not invalid
clinical significance antibody
ABO
Rh
kell
Duffy
Lub
P
Ss
show dosage
EeCc
duffy
kidd
MN
antigen destroy
MNSs Duffy
antigen enhanced
Rh, Kidd, Lewis, I and P
high incidence antigen
anti-k, anti-Kpb, anti-Jsb, anti-Lub
Pano
- ruling out pos cell have neg AHG ( not those show dosage)
- matching pattern
- rule of 3
- circle those left
+ low incidence, don't need to worry unless crossmatch incompatible
+ high incidence, selective cell to rule out
- patient's phenotype
- give blood neg for that antigen
Cold reactive
IgM antibodies, such as anti-Lea, anti-Leb, anti-M, anti-N, anti-I, and anti-P1
AHG reactive
igG. Usually Fya, Jka, K,S
Low incidence antigens
V, Cw, Kpa, Jsa, Lua
React at both 37 and AHG
anti-E, anti-D, anti-c
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