MLHP Review Questions for Quiz # 4

What is transfusion medicine/blood bank? Also known as?

-What is donor, recipient, antigen, antibody, cross-match?

-Every blood donation is tested for?

-Name the transfusion-transmissible disease testing at CBS? What does CBS stand for?

-How many ml for blood donation and how many liters does an average adult has in their body?

-What anticoagulant is found in the collection bags at CBS? Whole blood is divided into?

-Saline-adenine-glucose-mannitol (SAGM) is the additive used for what reason?

-What is the shelf life for the red blood cell unit?

-How should red blood cell components be stored?

-Transportation time for red blood cells should not exceed ________hours?

-Why do we do red blood cell transfusions? (go over slide 12 of 48)

-What are the parts to a temperature-controlled blood bank fridge?

-Pooled platelet shelf life is _______days from the time of collection

-Platelet components must be stored at __________________

-What is FP?

-Frozen plasma components must be stored frozen at ___________ for a maximum of ________ months

-Storage and transportation for cryoprecipitate? – go over that part

-List the common causes of errors in transfusion medicine

-What tube is collected for blood bank tests?

-After transfusion, how long do they have to keep the donor blood in the fridge?

-When to reject blood bank specimens?

-What are the labeling requirements for blood bank specimens?

-List the common tests performed in blood bank

-What are the major blood group system in the ABO system and discovered by who?

-What are the three methods that we performed for ABO?

-A person who is group A has ____antigen

-A person who is group B has _______antigen

-A person who is group AB __________antigen

-A person who is group O ________________________ antigen

-Where do you find the antigens?

-For the ABO forward grouping test what does it include?

-For the forward grouping test which colour is Anti-A and which colour is Anti B?

-What is reserve grouping?

-What is Rh status? What letter antigen is it?

-Is Rh agglutination testing done the same way as forward ABO grouping?

-Does our body produce Rh antibodies?

-What are the 2 ways of exposure to produce anti-D

-What is RhIG? When is it issued by the lab?

-Who is the universal donor?

-Who is the universal recipient?

-If a person is positive for anti A and negative for anti B and positive for anti D which blood group are they?

-If a person is negative for anti B and negative for anti B and positive for anti D which blood group, are they?

-If a person is positive for anti A and positive for anti B and negative for anti D, which blood group are they?